DKV Mobility adds MOL charging points to expand EV roaming network
This expansion gives DKV Mobility customers access to around 480 additional charging points across Central Europe.
DKV Mobility, a leading European mobility services provider, has integrated the charging network of Hungarian energy company MOL into its pan-European EV roaming platform. This expansion gives DKV Mobility customers access to around 480 additional charging points across Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia via the DKV Card +Charge.
The integration strengthens DKV Mobility’s presence in Central and Eastern Europe, a region rapidly catching up in charging infrastructure and becoming more relevant for cross-border transport. New MOL Plugee charging stations will be added automatically to DKV Mobility’s network.
"With this step, we’re expanding our acceptance network further in Central and Eastern Europe. MOL has long been a strong fuel partner, and we’re excited to grow together in e-mobility," said Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility.
“The future of mobility will use multiple energy sources. Our collaboration with DKV Mobility shows how MOL is driving alternative mobility services internationally," said Tamás Czikora, Mobility Director at MOL Group
The integration is powered by GreenFlux, DKV Mobility’s Amsterdam-based charging software subsidiary. Overall, DKV Mobility now provides access to about 938,000 charging points across Europe and offers charging solutions for workplaces and home use.
