DKV Mobility, a leading European B2B platform for on-the-road payments and solutions, now offers access to around 285,000 public and semi-public charge points across Europe. To make these conveniently accessible for DKV Mobility customers, all charge points with DKV Mobility acceptance were recently integrated into the DKV Mobility App – in addition to all DKV Mobility fuel service stations. Besides a transparent cost overview, the app offers integrated route planning that takes parameters such as vehicle type and battery status into account. This allows users to conveniently plan their journey and charging stops. To further expand its supply solutions for electric vehicles, DKV Mobility manages its entire charging offer via its subsidiary GreenFlux. DKV Mobility acquired the Dutch company in June 2021. GreenFlux is considered one of the leading European platform solution providers for cloud-based electric vehicle charging.

“We are very pleased that we can now offer our customers access to around 285,000 charge points. This will give them access to one of the largest brand-independent charging networks in Europe and offer even greater flexibility to make their mobility more sustainable”, says Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility.

Supporting the switch to climate-friendly fuels and drive types is in line with DKV Mobility's corporate purpose: To drive the transition towards an efficient and sustainable future of mobility. DKV Mobility aims to become climate positive by 2023 and to support its customers in reducing the carbon intensity of their fleets by 30% by 2030 compared to the base year 2019.