DKV Mobility is a European company that provides mobility services for businesses with vehicles on the road. DKV Mobility is mainly known for its fuel cards and charging solutions, which help drivers refuel, charge electric vehicles and often manage toll and other mobility-related costs as well. Its network is built for use across multiple countries, which makes DKV Mobility stand out for international transport and fleet-based businesses. DKV Mobility is therefore especially suitable for self-employed professionals, SMEs and larger companies that want to centralise travel-related spending and administration.
DKV focuses on services for business and professional users in Belgium. They offer ev charge cards from €5.49 /mo & fuel cards from €2.50 /mo. Discover their full range further down this page.
Here you can find an up-to-date product overview of DKV. Here you can already make an initial comparison between the DKV offerings. On the detail page of each product you will find all further features, promotions and detailed comparisons.
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DKV Mobility originated in Germany and has focused for decades on payment services linked to mobility. The company serves business customers, including transport operators, self-employed professionals and companies with passenger cars or vans. In Belgium, DKV Mobility is active with products that help businesses combine fuel and charging expenses in one management environment.
For the fuel card and charge card markets, DKV Mobility offers cards and digital solutions for refuelling and electric charging across a broad European acceptance network. Depending on the product, customers may also get access to additional services such as toll management, VAT refund support or expense reporting. DKV Mobility places strong emphasis on digital tools, with online platforms and apps for route planning, finding fuel stations and charging points, monitoring costs and handling self-service account management. This makes it a practical option for companies operating in several countries or using different energy types. The company also communicates about supporting the shift to lower-emission mobility through charging solutions and related services.