InCharge Energy, which provides end-to-end charging infrastructure and service support for electric fleets, is partnering with vendor finance company DLL to offer financing options that make EV fleet charging more readily accessible and affordable in the US with energy solutions, services and maintenance offerings.
Founded in 1969, DLL provides asset finance solutions for equipment and technology, managing a portfolio exceeding €46bn. The company aims to support the shift towards cleaner energy and decarbonization, as well as energy-efficient equipment for its partners and end users.
InCharge Energy delivers fleet charging solutions for businesses, schools, and organizations throughout North America. The company’s InService offerings for EV charger service and maintenance support multiple brands of charging equipment to help customers optimize daily operations. In addition, InControl, the company’s AI-powered fleet charger management and maintenance platform, is designed to help customers control costs and manage charging outcomes with key insights, making it easy to optimize fleet operations.
By joining forces, InCharge Energy says it will leverage DLL’s extensive experience in partnering with equipment solution providers to develop customized financing solutions that accelerate the transition to EVs. In combining DLL’s comprehensive financial offerings and robust support capabilities to InCharge’s turnkey fleet charging solutions, cross-manufacturer EV charger service and maintenance packages, and localized service in select markets, this partnership aims to innovate and accelerate the growth of EV fleet operations across the U.S.
DLL’s global head of energy transition, Adrian Leach, said: “At DLL, we believe that accelerating the energy transition means making cleaner transportation solutions both more accessible and affordable. Our partnership with InCharge Energy reflects a shared commitment to expanding electric fleet charging infrastructure in the U.S., enabling more businesses to take meaningful steps toward decarbonization. Together, we are not only broadening the reach of electric mobility but also reinforcing DLL’s role as a leader in driving tangible progress in the global energy transition.”
Obrie Hostetter, VP of financial products at InCharge Energy, commented: “InCharge has identified an opportunity to provide financial options that enable our customers to electrify faster to meet sustainability goals while improving fleet economics and performance. By partnering with DLL, known for its deep expertise, flexibility, and collaborative approach in financial services, we at InCharge are thrilled to continue to provide innovative solutions that are tailored to address the evolving needs of our customers and that bolster our shared commitment to clean, sustainable transportation solutions.”
