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curl -X POST https://api.chargeapi.co/v1/vehicles/veh_mK8xDq0RbTw4uNZ7hPLcVfJeQ3sY1nAa \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ch_sk_test_..." \
  --json '{
    "metadata": {
      "invoice_group": "paris-monthly"
    }
  }'

{
    "id": "veh_mK8xDq0RbTw4uNZ7hPLcVfJeQ3sY1nAa",
    "object": "vehicle",
    "battery_capacity": 77000,
    "charging_standard": "CCS",
    "created": "2026-04-02T08:17:41.219Z",
    "drivers": ["drv_tH4yQm9LcVw2pZr8sJf6xNdA1kBe7uG3"],
    "fleet": "flt_Rn3bWk8QzYv6dLp1sTj5mHxA0cFu2eN4",
    "information": {
        "make": "Nissan",
        "model": "Ariya",
        "year": "2024"
    },
    "metadata": {
        "invoice_group": "paris-monthly"
    },
    "policy_ids": ["pol_Vg7mQe2TbRk9pYx4sNc1hDzA6uLf8wJ0"],
    "registration_plate": "GH-482-LN",
    "status": "active",
    "telemetry": "vtel_Pq2nXc8KbLr5tVz1mHs7dYfA4uW9eJ3",
    "updated": "2026-04-02T09:03:18.644Z",
    "vin": "KMHKR81BFRU123456"
}

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Metadata lets you attach custom key-value pairs to supported Charge resources. Use it for IDs, tags, and notes from your own system that do not belong in the main object fields.
Do not store secrets, payment credentials, or sensitive personal data in metadata.
Metadata is a set of key-value pairs you can attach to supported Charge objects. It lets you store your own context next to Charge data without changing the core schema. Use metadata to map Charge objects to your internal workflows. For example, a fleet integration might store invoice_group, external_vehicle_id, or dispatch_job_id so operations and billing systems can reconcile records quickly. Metadata should stay descriptive, not authoritative. If a value controls permissions, billing decisions, or lifecycle rules, keep that logic in your own system of record instead of metadata. Metadata is returned with supported objects and included in event payloads, which makes it useful for retrieval, logging, and webhook processing. Keep keys stable and predictable over time, and never store secrets or sensitive personal data. Some objects return metadata, and selected write endpoints accept it in the request body.

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Metadata support by object

ObjectEndpoints accepting metadata
AccountCreate an account
Update an account
DriverCreate a driver
Update a driver
FleetCreate a fleet
Update a fleet
InvoiceCreate an invoice
Update an invoice
PolicyCreate a policy
Update a policy
ReservationCreate a reservation
Update a reservation
VehicleCreate a vehicle
Update a vehicle
Webhook EndpointCreate a webhook endpoint
Update a webhook endpoint

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In practice

Keep metadata keys stable across your integration so they remain useful in search, exports, and support tooling. The most effective values are usually short, explicit, and tied to concepts your own operators already recognize.