AVIA integrates DKV payment services for chargers in the Netherlands

A total of 200 charging points will be added to the service of both its DKV CARD +CHARGE and its DKV APP&GO function within the app.

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AVIA Netherlands has integrated the DKV Mobility platform for payments to 200 charge points of its electric vehicle charging network. The fuel retailer and GreenFlux, a subsidiary of DKV that manages its entire range of charging services, have signed an agreement that makes the charging points accessible using both the DKV CARD +CHARGE and the payment function DKV APP&GO within the company’s app.

“AVIA is very pleased to offer DKV Mobility access to its fast-growing charging network in the Netherlands and to support DKV Mobility's clients on their journey through the energy transition,” said Susan Kuijpers, Managing Director at AVIA Nederland.

Currently, there are a total of 830 AVIA-branded fuel retail locations between the Netherlands and Belgium. The brand has also expanded its e-mobility services throughout its European network with new partnerships with suppliers of EV charging equipment.

"We are very pleased that we could win AVIA – already a trusted partner for conventional fuels for many years – for this charging network cooperation. This cooperation results in a significant increase of the charge points available to our customers in the Netherlands," added Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility.

The platform lets drivers complete their transactions for fueling and charging services through its mobile payment app. Other services include service station locator, customising customer searches and intelligent route planning.