DKV Mobility is continuing its expansion in Ireland’s electric vehicle (EV) charging market by partnering with EasyGo, a prominent Irish charging station operator. Through this collaboration, DKV Mobility customers will gain access to over 1,150 additional charging points across the country, significantly enhancing the charging infrastructure available to EV drivers. Approximately one-third of the new charging points are DC fast chargers, ensuring quicker and more efficient charging options for users.
The partnership allows EasyGo’s charging stations to be accessed via the ‘DKV Card +Charge’ or the ‘DKV Mobility App’, which is designed to simplify the charging process for both individuals and businesses.
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DKV Mobility highlights that EasyGo’s network spans various locations, from national landmarks and prestigious venues to local businesses, providing convenience and reliability for EV drivers. Additionally, the network has expanded significantly into rural areas, aiming to enhance accessibility and enable EV drivers to travel confidently even in more remote regions.
Sven Mehringer, Managing Director of Energy & Vehicle Services at DKV Mobility, emphasized the importance of the partnership: “Integrating EasyGo’s stations into our network greatly enhances our footprint in Ireland, enabling us to better assist our customers in transitioning to more sustainable mobility. I am very pleased that we can now offer our customers near-complete charging coverage in Ireland.”
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The integration of EasyGo’s charging points into the DKV Mobility network is facilitated through GreenFlux, a subsidiary of DKV Mobility specializing in charging software. GreenFlux recently signed a cooperation agreement with EasyGo, ensuring seamless integration and operational efficiency.
This expansion brings DKV Mobility’s European EV charging network to nearly 938,000 charging points, with projections suggesting it could exceed one million points by the end of this year.