DKV Mobility reaches 500,000 EV charge point milestone
The company has made available over half a million charging points through its DKV Card +Charge and mobile app.
DKV Mobility is rapidly progressing the expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging network and has now surpassed the significant milestone of providing access to over 500,000 EV charge points across Europe.
The company has made approximately 509,000 EV charge points available throughout the continent via its DKV Card +Charge and its app. Together with its subsidiary GreenFlux, which is responsible for the firm’s public charging offer, it provides access to one of the largest European EV charging networks.
“By exceeding the 500,000 EV charge point-mark, we have successfully consolidated our position among the top charging service providers in Europe. Together with our subsidiary GreenFlux, we connected over 100,000 EV charge points so far this year alone. We are proud of this progress and intend to grow our footprint further to make EV charging across Europe as seamless as possible for our customers,” says Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility.
In addition to the acceptance network of public and semi-public EV charge points, the company also offers EV charging solutions for customers to charge their cars at their place of work and at home.
DKV subsidiary GreenFlux focuses on cooperations and partnerships to improve EV charging accessibility for customers. As a result, the number of connected EV charge points has increased fivefold since September 2020, when the company announced the activation of its 100,000th EV charge point.
