Blink Charging Co Stock Price, News & Analysis

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) has announced that its UK subsidiary is partnering with Zapmap to streamline EV charging payments across the United Kingdom. Through this integration, EV drivers can now search and pay for charging at any UK Blink location directly through the Zapmap app, eliminating the need for multiple applications.

The collaboration comes as the UK experiences significant growth in EV adoption, with new EV registrations increasing by more than 33%, showing a 20% growth from 2024. Zapmap's payment platform now covers more than 25 networks and 37,000 devices, offering users a unified payment solution across various charging operators.

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) has announced the acquisition of Zemetric, Inc., a Silicon Valley-based charging infrastructure company specializing in fleet solutions. The acquisition, set to close by July 11, 2025, brings Zemetric's intelligent L2 charging products and expertise to Blink's portfolio.

Founded in 2022, Zemetric focuses on interoperable charging solutions for fleets, multi-family, and high-utilization sites. Following the acquisition, Zemetric's founding team will join Blink's leadership, with founder Harmeet Singh becoming Chief Technology Officer, Bonnie Datta assuming the role of SVP of Global Commercial Operations, and Kapil Singhi taking a senior position in global charger development.

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) has been designated as a recommended replacement EV charging services provider for Everon customers following EVBox's announcement to wind down its AC and Everon business in Europe and North America.

The company will provide support to affected EV charging station hosts and customers, offering solutions including infrastructure evaluation, system maintenance, and charger upgrades. Customers transitioning to Blink will gain access to the Blink Network portal through the Blink Charging app, enabling real-time infrastructure monitoring and management capabilities.

Blink emphasizes its future-ready charging technology, including compatibility with upcoming vehicle-to-grid technology, and confirms immediate availability of its charging portfolio for replacement needs.

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) has entered into a non-binding term sheet with Axxeltrova Capital to establish a £100 million Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) aimed at expanding EV charging infrastructure across the UK. The SPV will finance and own Blink chargers, which Blink will install, operate, and maintain on its network.

The collaboration, aligned with Blink's BlinkFORWARD program, will leverage the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) initiative to support local authorities in deploying public charging stations. Alex Calnan, Blink's new Managing Director of Europe, will oversee the project, which focuses on capital efficiency and non-dilutive financing to drive profitability.

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) has announced the promotion of Alex Calnan to Managing Director of Europe, effective July 1, 2025. Calnan, previously Managing Director of the UK and former Co-Founder of EB Charging, will oversee operations across the UK, Ireland, Belgium, and the Netherlands from Blink's UK headquarters in St. Albans.

The appointment follows Miko de Haan's departure as President of Europe Operations. Calnan brings over a decade of experience in developing growth strategies for EV charging companies and will focus on streamlining services, enhancing technology, and expanding Blink's European presence.

Envoy Technologies, a Blink Charging subsidiary, has launched its EV car-sharing service at Forma Miami Residences, marking its first partnership with Crescent Heights. The service provides residents exclusive access to a Tesla Model 3 through Envoy's amenity-based mobility platform. Located in Brickell, the luxury development designed by Kobi Karp integrates this service as part of its premium amenities package. Envoy's platform allows residents to reserve and access the vehicle through a mobile app, offering a sustainable alternative to car ownership. The company operates a comprehensive car-sharing model that includes vehicle leasing, telematics insurance, and fleet management. This launch represents Envoy's expansion in the South Florida market, with plans for further growth across luxury properties in key U.S. cities.

Blink Charging UK (BLNK), a subsidiary of Blink Charging Co., has secured a contract with North Hertfordshire Council to expand its EV charging network. The company will install and operate 18 new EV charging stations across North Hertfordshire, strategically placed near residential areas without off-street parking. This expansion will bring the total number of charging stations in Hertfordshire County to nearly 1,000 units. The initiative supports North Hertfordshire's sustainability goals, particularly its target to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. The project demonstrates Blink's growing presence in the UK's EV infrastructure market and its commitment to facilitating the transition to electric mobility.

Envoy Technologies, a Blink Charging subsidiary, has expanded its luxury EV car-sharing service to three East West Hospitality properties in Snowmass, Colorado. The service provides Tesla Model Y vehicles at Electric Pass Lodge and a 2025 Rivian R1S at Snowmass Base Village. Guests can easily reserve and access vehicles through Envoy's mobile app. The expansion builds on Envoy's existing presence at the Viceroy Hotel, where they provide a Tesla Model 3 and Rivian R1S for international employees. This strategic partnership aims to enhance guest experiences by offering premium transportation options that align with the luxury accommodations provided by East West Hospitality.

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) has appointed Michael Bercovich as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective June 23rd, 2025. Bercovich brings over 20 years of experience in global finance and accounting, having previously served as CFO at several companies including Helios Global Payments Solutions and Elements Global Services. Throughout his career, he has successfully raised over $250M in capital and managed financial operations in over 40 countries. He replaces Michael Rama, who is departing to pursue other opportunities. Robert Strauss from FTI Consulting will serve as Interim CFO until Bercovich's start date. The appointment comes as Blink continues its focus on growth and path to profitability in the EV charging infrastructure sector.