DKV Mobility has added more than 2,400 extra charge points to its UK roaming network under a new deal.

The international mobility services business has partnered with Fuuse, a leading charge point management platform, for the new charging stations, bringing its European network closer to the landmark of a million charge points.

Fuuse will provide access to charging stations operated by charge point operators (CPOs) such as Charge My Street, For EV, Scottish Power Recharge, EVPoint and EV on the Move. These will join the virtual CPO mix of small operators, destinations and local authorities wanting to benefit from the revenue potential that roaming provides.

All charge points can be accessed using the DKV Card +Charge or the DKV Mobility app.

It’s the latest expansion to DKV Mobility’s network.

Sven Mehringer, managing director energy and vehicle services, said: “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. 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.”

Michael Gibson, CEO at Fuuse, said: “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. 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.”