DKV Mobility, the leading European B2B platform for on-the-road payments and solutions, now offers access to over 651,000 EV charge points and thereby to one of the largest EV charging networks across Europe. The company exceeded the 500,000 EV charge point mark only in June 2023 which equals on average around 20,000 EV charge points connected per month since then. Thus, DKV Mobility is continuing to consistently drive forward the expansion of its Europe-wide charging network and to make charging as convenient as possible, with almost 100 % network coverage in Germany and along the most important traffic routes across Europe. Lately, DKV Mobility customers got access to over 10,000 Tesla Superchargers and high-performance EV charge points from Milence. These are suitable for eTrucks and provide customers with up to 400 kW charging power.

“The expansion of our EV charging network is progressing rapidly. We see this as a key factor in helping electromobility to become a full success and enabling the energy transition in road traffic”, says Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility. “Aside from offering access to over 651,000 EV charge points, we could further enhance the comfort for our customers by connecting more and more DC fast charging points and making digital services like the DKV Mobility App and the customer portal even more seamless and intuitive to use.”

The EV charging network provided by DKV Mobility is technically based on the platform of its subsidiary GreenFlux which manages DKV Mobility’s entire range of EV charging solutions. Aside from access to public and semi-public EV charge points, DKV Mobility offers EV charging solutions for the company site and at the company car driver's home, including the entire management - from technical advice and processing to transparent billing.