Charge Card Tailored for Electric Trucks
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DKV Mobility is set to launch a new charge card tailored for transport operators utilizing electric commercial vehicles. The DKV Card +Charge Truck will provide access to over 3,000 verified truck-compatible charging points across more than 17 European countries, offering competitive rates. This initiative is part of DKV Mobility’s strategy to expand its e-mobility offerings and support the growing demand for sustainable transport solutions. The card aims to facilitate the transition to electric vehicles within the logistics sector, addressing the need for reliable and accessible charging infrastructure.
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Charge Card Tailored for Electric Trucks
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