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EV charging infrastructure for drivers, hosts, and fleets.

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) provides EV charging equipment and network services for drivers, property hosts, and commercial fleets across global markets. The company operates one of the largest public charging networks, covering residential, commercial, and fleet applications. On MarketScale, Blink Charging publishes expert content on EV infrastructure, fleet electrification, and the business case for charging deployment.

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Channel Brief·Blink Charging · 24 episodes

Updated Jun 13, 2024

EV charging infrastructure scales as adoption accelerates globally

Blink Charging's leadership documents rapid network expansion, record revenue, and strategic positioning to serve booming electric vehicle demand across North America, Latin America, and beyond.

Blink Charging argues that EV charging infrastructure is the unlocking mechanism for mass EV adoption, and that early deployment at scale positions companies to capture dominant market share as adoption accelerates. The channel proves this through CEO and board testimony around record quarterly results, hands-on infrastructure validation in key markets, and aggressive expansion into dealerships, fleet operations, and car-sharing platforms.

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“The industry is now innovating to bolster driver confidence and cater to their evolving needs, marking a significant shift towards range assurance.”
Jen Yokely, Senior Vice President of Global Marketing, Blink Charging

By the numbers

85%

Envoy users experience EV driving for first time via car-sharing

10M+

Global EV sales in 2022

50 cities

Envoy car-sharing presence across 21 states

179 pounds

Litter removed in Blink and Clean Miami Beach Earth Day cleanup

What the channel argues

InsightBlink achieved record quarterly revenue across all revenue categories in Q2 2023.→

DataEnvoy, operating in 50 cities across 21 states, gives 85% of users first EV driving experience.→

InsightBlink Charging installed charging equipment at BYD dealerships in three Mexican cities: Hermosillo, Morelia, and Querétaro.→

DataGlobal EV sales exceeded 10 million units in 2022, cementing the auto sector's shift to electrification.→

DataBlink and Clean Miami Beach removed 179 pounds of litter during an Earth Day park cleanup collaboration.→

InsightEV charging technology evolved from slow L2 to fast L2 and extensive DC fast charging networks.→

What you'll learn

•Range anxiety has shifted from the top barrier to EV adoption into an infrastructure-solvable problem, positioning charging networks as confidence builders rather than niche enablers.

•Dealership networks and car-sharing platforms are emerging as critical deployment nodes for charging infrastructure, not just traditional public and fleet markets.

•EV adoption is accelerating faster than anticipated, with 10+ million global sales in 2022 alone, creating a time-sensitive window for charging infrastructure market leadership.

•Blink Charging is expanding globally across North America, Latin America, and beyond, with specific focus on commercial fleet, dealership, and shared-mobility use cases.

What to do about it

→Map your regional EV adoption hotspots and validate charging station coverage quality through field inspection, not dashboard metrics alone.

→Partner with dealership networks and car-sharing operators to embed charging infrastructure at high-frequency customer touchpoints rather than relying solely on public charging sites.

→Develop specialized charging solutions for diverse use cases, such as biomedical compliance charging, to capture segments beyond standard commercial and consumer charging.

Who and what shows up

Brendan Jones

CEO, Blink Charging

Announced record quarterly revenue in Q2 2023, validated charging infrastructure in Los Angeles, and articulated the evolution from slow to fast charging networks as transformative.

Cedric Richmond

Board Member, Blink Charging

Emphasized that record earnings coupled with rising EV demand positions Blink to set the standard in the EV charging industry.

Mike Battaglia

Chief Revenue Officer, Blink Charging

Highlighted the company's record Q2 2023 performance and attributed success to well-crafted strategy targeting both domestic and international markets.

Aric Ohana

President of Blink Mobility and CEO of Envoy

Demonstrated that 85% of Envoy platform users experience EV driving for the first time via car-sharing, proving shared mobility as a democratization lever for EV adoption.

Jen Yokely

Senior Vice President of Global Marketing, Blink Charging

Articulated the industry's shift from fighting range anxiety to building driver confidence through improved infrastructure and innovation.

Questions this channel answers

How is EV charging infrastructure shifting from niche to mainstream?

The industry evolved from slow Level 2 charging to fast L2 and extensive DC fast charging networks, and the focus shifted from fighting range anxiety to building driver confidence through improved infrastructure and network expansion.

National Drive Electric Week – Brendan Jones →

What is range anxiety and why does it matter to EV adoption?

Range anxiety is the top psychological barrier preventing mainstream EV adoption. By systematically increasing charger availability, Blink Charging is alleviating this concern and paving the way for more electric vehicles on the road.

National Drive Electric Week – Jen Yokely →

How are car-sharing platforms accelerating EV adoption?

Car-sharing platforms like Envoy democratize EV access by providing the majority of users their first electric vehicle driving experience. Envoy operates in 50 cities across 21 states, with 85% of platform users experiencing EV driving for the first time through their fleet.

National Drive Electric Week – Aric Ohana →

What role do dealerships play in regional EV infrastructure expansion?

Dealership networks are emerging as key nodes in EV infrastructure expansion. Blink Charging collaborated with Grupo Fame to install charging equipment at BYD dealerships in Hermosillo, Morelia, and Querétaro, supporting Mexico's accelerating EV adoption.

Blink Charging Enhances EV Charging Solutions at Grupo F… →

How fast is the global EV market actually growing?

Global EV sales exceeded 10 million units in 2022 alone, marking record-breaking growth and cementing the auto sector's shift toward electrification.

The Market is Here, the Market is Now Long Version →

Best place to start

Blink Charging Q2 2023 EarningsEstablishes the core business thesis: record quarterly revenue signals market acceleration and Blink's dominant positioning in a booming sector.

National Drive Electric Week – Brendan JonesExplains the technology evolution from slow charging to fast networks, grounding Blink's strategy in the broader EV infrastructure shift.

Topics:DC fast charging and Level 2 charging networksFleet electrification and commercial deploymentCar-sharing platforms and mobility democratizationDealership network expansion in Latin AmericaEV charging equipment and station installation

Themes:Infrastructure-led market capture in winner-take-most EV charging sectorRange anxiety solved by deployment scale, not technology noveltyEV adoption is ecosystem play, requiring dealerships, fleets, and shared mobility as deployment partners

Industry context

DC fast charging now accounts for 61.8% of the EV charging infrastructure market, driven by growing deployment of highway corridors and heavy-duty vehicle electrification requiring megawatt-scale infrastructure.

EV Charging Infrastructure Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis (straitsresearch.com) ↗Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market Size, Production Output (precedenceresearch.com) ↗