Blink, dfYOUNG to Offer EV Charger and Fleet Management Services for Corporate Salesforce Customers

Blink Charging Co., a leading global provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has announced a strategic collaboration with dfYOUNG, a logistics and fleet management company, to streamline EV charging and fleet oversight for corporate salesforces nationwide. The announcement was made on July 28, 2025.

The partnership offers a complete turnkey solution designed to simplify the adoption of electric vehicles by corporate fleets. Blink and dfYOUNG will coordinate the delivery and installation of at-home EV chargers for sales reps, enabling companies to efficiently electrify their field operations. The chargers, pre-kitted and RFI-activated, are shipped and installed directly by dfYOUNG, allowing for rapid and standardized deployment across multiple locations.

“Our collaboration with dfYOUNG marks the latest in a series of significant milestones designed to enhance and simplify the process of EV adoption and expansion as we continue to roll out next gen services and charging solutions for corporate customers and fleet managers,” said Chris Carr, Senior Vice President, Sales and Business Development at Blink. “These new, customer-centric capabilities take our white glove EV integration process for businesses to the next level, providing end-to-end support—from procurement through post-installation EV fleet management.”

Blink will provide 24/7 customer service to support the EV drivers, while dfYOUNG takes charge of full-service fleet management. This includes job completion tracking, safety and compliance, and real-time vehicle logistics, all integrated with company departments to minimize internal workload. The collaboration is designed to increase visibility, accountability, and efficiency across large-scale EV fleet operations.

This initiative aligns with growing corporate demand for sustainable transportation and reinforces both companies’ roles in accelerating the transition to electric mobility. Blink’s smart charging solutions are backed by its proprietary cloud-based Blink Network, which supports remote monitoring, data tracking, and station management. The partnership expands Blink’s presence in the residential and fleet sectors, while leveraging dfYOUNG’s decades of experience in global logistics.

Together, Blink and dfYOUNG are enabling companies to adopt cleaner, smarter, and more cost-effective transportation solutions—starting at the driver’s doorstep.

EVinfo.net’s Take: Why At-Home EV Charging for Sales Reps Is Critical to the Future of Fleet Electrification

As more companies transition their fleets to electric vehicles (EVs), one of the most important pieces of the puzzle is often overlooked: how and where drivers will charge. For sales representatives, who frequently travel long distances and rely on their vehicles as mobile offices, reliable charging access is not just convenient, it’s essential. That’s why at-home charging has become a cornerstone of successful corporate EV adoption.

At-home charging provides sales reps with a consistent, accessible, and cost-effective way to keep their vehicles powered and ready. Instead of relying on public infrastructure, which can be unpredictable or far from home, sales reps can start each day with a full battery, maximizing their productivity and minimizing downtime. It eliminates the need to spend time locating chargers or waiting in line at busy stations, which can disrupt schedules and reduce efficiency.

Beyond convenience, at-home charging also simplifies fleet management. Companies gain visibility into charging behaviors and energy costs while maintaining oversight through integrated tracking and reporting systems. Paired with strategic fleet partnerships, like the new collaboration between Blink Charging and dfYOUNG, companies can outsource logistics and installation, ensuring consistent implementation across the country.

Ultimately, at-home charging is not just about plugging in, it’s about empowering a mobile workforce, streamlining operations, and accelerating the shift to cleaner transportation. As EV fleets continue to grow, so will the need for smart, scalable charging solutions that start right where drivers live.

EVinfo.net congratulates Blink and dfYOUNG for this forward-thinking and important collaboration. As EV adoption grows in the United States at unstoppable, lightning speed, we expect many more employees using their own or corporate vehicles to be charging at home. We look forward to other companies making this move. Our transportation future is electric, there is absolutely no doubt.