The DKV Mobility, the leading European B2B platform for on-the-road payments and solutions, has expanded its EV charging network by 1,800 EV charge points in Czechia. These are operated by the energy group CEZ, headquartered in Prague, which counts as the driving force behind the expansion of the public charging infrastructure for electromobility in Czechia. EV charging network provided by CEZ is located along the most important routes across Czechia and consists of 753 conventional AC charge points as well as 935 DC and 52 HPC fast EV charge points. CEZ and DKV Mobility subsidiary GreenFlux, who manages DKV Mobility’s entire EV charging offer, just recently sign a cooperation agreement to this effect.

“Electromobility is also becoming increasingly important in Czechia. We are delighted to be able to offer our customers there an attractive supply solution with the CEZ charging network. The 1,800 connected charging points include almost 1,000 DC and HPC charging points, which make charging even faster and more convenient", says Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility.

“DKV Mobility is a mayor player in the mobility sector. We look forward to welcoming their customers to our rapidly growing network which can currently supply green energy to the batteries of 1,300 electric vehicles at any time. Together, we will help e-mobility to achieve a breakthrough across Czechia and Europe”, says Tomáš Dzurilla, Director e-Mobility at CEZ.

The EV charging network provided by DKV Mobility includes ~ 633,000 EV charge points across Europe (as of December 31, 2023) and is technically based on the platform of its subsidiary GreenFlux.