en.Wedoany.com Reported - DKV Mobility is expanding its home and workplace charging solutions to Switzerland and Italy, further extending its services in the electric vehicle sector. This marks the first time the company offers fully integrated charging services to fleet customers in these markets.

Previously, home charging (@home) and workplace charging (@work) solutions were available in several core European countries.

With this expansion, companies can now access all core charging options from a single source, including en-route charging (@road), home charging (@home), and workplace charging (@work). The integrated solution also supports connection to existing charging hardware.

At the heart of the solution is automated billing across all user groups, covering employees, business partners, and visitors. At company premises, the depot solution supports simultaneous charging of passenger cars and electric commercial vehicles, which is particularly important for operators with mixed fleets.

Alongside the expansion of stationary solutions, customers continue to have access to the public charging network. According to the company, this network covers approximately 1.2 million charging points across Europe. Additionally, smart charging allocation and dedicated depot solutions for electric trucks and commercial vehicles are available. The charging electricity supplied comes entirely from renewable energy sources.

During the construction of charging infrastructure, DKV Mobility collaborates with regional partners who assist companies in selecting suitable charging solutions, installing the infrastructure, and integrating it into existing systems.

This expansion reflects the growing demand among fleet operators for integrated charging solutions, aimed at simplifying the transition to electric drive and covering various usage scenarios. For freight forwarders and fleet operators, especially in cross-border operations, a unified system facilitates charging process planning, cost control, and the integration of electric vehicle operations into existing fleets. The expansion supports the electrification of transport and the transformation of the mobility industry.

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