Blink Charging has partnered with dfYOUNG to simplify EV fleet management and home charger installations across the U.S. The collaboration combines Blink’s charging technology with dfYOUNG’s fleet logistics expertise. dfYOUNG will deliver and install Blink chargers at sales representatives’ homes, while Blink provides customer support and dfYOUNG oversees fleet operations. This partnership comes as Blink’s stock has declined over 19% year-to-date due to missing analyst revenue and EPS estimates.
In response to the Trump administration’s termination of EV tax credits, Blink Charging’s stock has faced challenges. The $7,500 tax credit for new U.S.-made EVs will end on September 30, 2025, impacting the EV industry. Despite these challenges, Blink Charging remains committed to strategic partnerships, acquisitions, and geographical expansions to unlock value.
Blink Charging recently expanded its partnership with Group Bernaerts to install at least 176 active chargers at Bernaerts-owned properties in Belgium by the end of 2025. The two companies have already deployed 88 charging stations in Antwerp and Mechelen, with plans to double that number by the end of this year. This expansion aims to accelerate sustainability goals and increase EV charging infrastructure.
In South Florida, Blink Charging installed Series 7 chargers at two Accesso-managed commercial properties to strengthen its regional presence. Additionally, Blink expanded its EV network by acquiring Zemetric, a fleet-focused infrastructure firm, to accelerate innovation and global growth in smart fleet charging. Blink also advanced its U.K. expansion by partnering with Axxeltrova to launch a £100 million fund for EV infrastructure growth.
Blink Charging’s stock is currently trading lower by 5.36% at $1.060. Despite challenges such as the end of EV tax credits and missed revenue estimates, Blink Charging continues to expand its partnerships, acquisitions, and geographical presence to drive growth in the EV charging industry.
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