eMobility: DKV Mobility expands UK charging network through partnership with Fuuse
DKV Mobility, a leading platform for international mobility services, has partnered with Fuuse, the UK’s leading EV charge point management platform, to expand its electric vehicle charging network across the United Kingdom. Through this partnership, DKV Mobility customers now have access to over 2,400 additional EV charge points across the UK. Fuuse will provide access to charging stations operated by trusted Charge Point Operators (CPOs) such as Charge My Street, FOR EV, Scottish Power Recharge, evpoint, and EV on the Move, as well as its virtual CPO - a mix of small CPOs, destinations and local authorities wanting to benefit from the revenue potential that roaming provides. All charge points can be conveniently accessed using the DKV Card +Charge or the DKV Mobility app.
“Adding Fuuse’s clients to our network significantly strengthens our presence in the UK and helps us support our customers on their journey toward more sustainable mobility,” says Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility. "Together, we are enhancing accessibility to high-performance EV charging infrastructure - making it easier than ever for businesses and drivers to make the switch to electric.”
“Partnering with DKV Mobility, one of Europe’s leaders in fleet management, including EV charge cards and fuel cards, puts our client’s charge points in front of yet more drivers,” adds Michael Gibson, CEO at Fuuse. “Opening ourselves to their fleet clients and being part of their European network of 938,000 charge points is another big step forward for our CPOs.”
Fuuse is a fully flexible EV charge point management platform, enabling CPOs to open their chargers to businesses and the public. The Fuuse network includes many local authorities, as well as nationwide destinations such as hotels, retail outlets, educational settings and health facilities to ensure recharging is as easy as possible. Fuuse's charging stations are integrated into DKV Mobility's acceptance network with the help of software from GreenFlux, a subsidiary of DKV Mobility. The Amsterdam-based EV charging software provider enables DKV Mobility's services for charging electric vehicles and recently signed an agreement with Fuuse.
With access to approximately 938,000 charge points, including around 45,000 in the UK (as of 03/2025), DKV Mobility offers one of the most extensive EV charging networks in Europe. In addition, DKV Mobility offers EV charging solutions for the customer's company location (@work), as well as for the company car driver at home (@home).