How did Blink Charging perform financially in Q2 2023?

Blink Charging reported record results in Q2 2023, with growth in revenues and charging sessions compared to prior periods. The results reflect increasing demand for EV charging infrastructure across North America.

What is driving Blink Charging's growth?

The primary driver is accelerating electric vehicle adoption among consumers and fleet operators across North America. Expanded partnerships, government incentives, and network deployments have also contributed to the company's growth trajectory.

What is Blink Charging's business model?

Blink Charging operates as an owner, operator, and provider of EV charging equipment and services. The company generates revenue through charging session fees, equipment sales, and network service agreements with property owners and municipalities.

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Blink Charging Q2 2023 Earnings – Brendan Jones, President & CEO

Blink Charging reported record Q2 2023 financial results, reflecting accelerating EV adoption across North America. CEO Brendan Jones highlighted growth in charging sessions, network expansion, and revenues as the company scales its infrastructure footprint. The results underscore the broader momentum in the EV charging sector.

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By Transportation · October 3, 2023 · Updated May 19, 2026

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Blink Charging achieved record revenue and charging session volume in Q2 2023.

Network expansion across North America is accelerating alongside rising EV adoption rates.

CEO Brendan Jones outlined the company's strategy to capitalize on growing EV infrastructure demand.

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Brendan Jones announces a milestone for Blink, celebrating their most successful quarter to date. This achievement underscores Blink's comprehensive service strengths and the untapped potential of the rapidly emerging EV market. As the year progresses, Blink is dedicated to advancing its technology and product portfolio, committed to fulfilling the surging demand for dependable EV charging solutions.

This achievement underscores Blink's comprehensive service strengths and the untapped potential of the rapidly emerging EV market.

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Hi, everyone. It's Brendan Jones. We are excited to share that blink just the strongest quarter in the company's history, reflecting not only on the strength of our full service offering but also on a market that is just beginning its growth trajectory. As we move through the second half of the year, Blink will remain focused on developing our innovative technology and products, and sir to meet the growing demand for reliable EV charging equipment and services.

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Brendan Jones is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Blink Charging Co., a leading owner, operator, and provider of EV charging equipment and services. He has held senior leadership roles at Blink since the company's early growth phase and has been instrumental in expanding its network across North America and internationally. Jones oversees the company's strategic direction, operations, and partnerships.

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