XXImo and GreenFlux Expand Their Collaboration, Providing Access to 500,000+ Charging Points Across Europe

XXImo, the European payment and mobility platform, has been collaborating with GreenFlux, one of the foremost players in EV charging management software, for over 8 years. The duo is now taking the next step in their partnership by providing business drivers access to more than 500,000 public charging points across Europe.

Approximately 65% of electric vehicles in the Netherlands are part of a fleet, registered by a leasing company, or owned by a leasing company, according to a study by AutoWeek, compiled with data from Bovag, RDC, Rai Vereniging, and VNA. Additionally, nearly 6% are registered in the name of a car dealer, trader, or importer, while just under 2% function as rental cars. In total, about three-quarters of all Dutch electric vehicles are used in a business context.

"GreenFlux enables one of the largest EV roaming networks in Europe, making it a key partner for XXImo. It is a strategic collaborator in our ecosystem, helping us address the entire mobility challenge for large organisations. This collaboration fulfils an essential need for broad charging access, given the growing popularity of electric vehicles among consumers. Having worked successfully together for years, GreenFlux was a logical choice for us to take this next step. We are delighted to expand this partnership and look forward to achieving more shared milestones, both now and in the future," says Tom van Berge Henegouwen, International Operations Manager at XXImo.

Suthalan Gnanes, Chief Commercial Officer at GreenFlux, is excited to further the collaboration with XXImo: "We are proud to help XXImo deliver an easy and flexible EV charging experience to its customers. By including comprehensive access to public charge points in its services, XXImo lowers the barrier for more customers to adopt electric driving. Our shared commitment to green and sustainable mobility is what has made this partnership work for so many years."

The increasing popularity of EV vehicles is undeniable. In January 2023, the number of electric and hybrid cars increased by approximately 31.5% compared to January 2022, according to data from CBS and RDW. For the first time, the group of electric and hybrid cars has surpassed the number of diesel cars, making them the second most common type of car in the Netherlands, accounting for 10.7% of the total number of passenger cars. This means that almost 1 in 9 passenger cars in the Netherlands is now electric or hybrid.

XXImo envisions a future where EV users across Europe can charge their vehicles anywhere and anytime. To achieve this goal, the payment and mobility platform is collaborating with GreenFlux. Thanks to bringing GreenFlux's EV roaming network into XXImo's network partner ecosystem, users can now access more than 500,000 public charging points in Europe, regardless of the vehicle brand or charge point operator. This approach ensures that XXImo's customers have access to one of the largest networks in Europe.

XXImo is the all-in-one mobility platform for employers, where expense management, international travel, and mobility converge. With XXImo, employers can establish comprehensive mobility policies for all employees based on business rules. Employees then have complete freedom to travel within these rules, using a wide range of smart payment solutions and a convenient app to plan, book, and pay for their journeys every day. From public transportation to hotel stays and from shared mobility to electric charging, all costs, payments, and reimbursements are processed through a single platform, providing employers with a single invoice with VAT specification, unified reporting, central insight into mobility-related CO2 emissions, and a single contract with a supplier. In short, more control and flexibility for employers and more freedom for employees.

Founded in 2011, XXImo is part of the AutoBinck Group – a Dutch family-owned company that has become one of the key players in the European mobility market, with versatile ventures focused on the mobility of tomorrow and beyond. The company has a turnover of 1 billion euros, operates in eight European countries, and employs more than 1,600 people. Click here for more information.

GreenFlux, a DKV Mobility Group company, enables charging point operators and mobility service providers to expand their e-mobility activities. The GreenFlux e-mobility platform offers comprehensive capabilities to help customers expand their network, provide excellent experiences to drivers, and minimize operational costs. Accelerating the transition to sustainable mobility since 2011, GreenFlux enables a roaming network of 564,000+ charging points accessible to millions of drivers across Europe and has facilitated more than 5 billion electric kilometres through its platform. Click here for more information.