User-centric culture

Many employees working on electrification do not own an EV, resulting in a lack of understanding of our customers' experiences and how our product designs affect their levels of satisfaction and confidence.

To address this gap, I initiated 'EV Safaris' with my team, allowing colleagues to drive vehicles in conditions similar to those of our customers.

Empathy map & User journey findings

95% of stakeholders across product, tech, and business agreed that EV Safaris helped them become more customer-centric.

Several initiatives to enhance customer experience originated from this program, as well as an innovative way to pro-actively gather user experience data and monitor satisfaction levels of the charging sites.

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