Theregister Chevin FleetWave Faces Major Outage Due to Cybersecurity Incident
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- •Chevin FleetWave is experiencing a major outage affecting customers in the UK and US.
- •The company has not provided details on the nature of the cybersecurity incident.
- •Some FleetWave environments in the EU and Australia remain operational.
Chevin Fleet Solutions has reported a major outage of its FleetWave software across the UK and US due to a cybersecurity incident. The company took parts of its SaaS platform offline as a precaution after confirming disruption on April 3, 2026. Chevin is collaborating with external cybersecurity specialists to conduct artifact analysis and threat hunting while implementing additional security controls. FleetWave, which is critical for managing vehicles and logistics operations, has left customers in both regions scrambling for answers. The company has not disclosed the nature of the incident, whether customer data was compromised, or what triggered the shutdown. Some environments, particularly in the EU and Australia, remain operational, suggesting a targeted attack may have occurred. Customers are awaiting further updates, expected by April 10, regarding the restoration of services and the specifics of the incident. The lack of transparency has raised concerns among affected organizations.
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