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We design, manufacture, own & operate EV chargers across the globe with a quick and easy network

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) ) is a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and services, enabling drivers, hosts, and fleets to easily transition to electric transportation through innovative charging solutions. With over 93,000 charging ports sold, contracted, or deployed in more than 27 countries, Blink empower EV drivers to embrace EV adoption by installing fast, reliable charging solutions precisely where they are needed.

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Transportation

The Market is Here, the Market is Now Long Version

MarketScale
October 2, 2023

Electric vehicles (EVs) have transcended being mere automobiles, symbolizing a movement and a new lifestyle. Beyond transportation, they’re reshaping sustainable living norms. As EVs gain traction, drivers are reveling in undeniable benefits, from cost-efficiency to easy maintenance. The impact also spans wider societal gains, such as job creation and technological growth. The auto industry’s shift is apparent with 2022 recording over 10 million EV sales globally. Amidst this upswing, Blink Charging stands at the forefront, offering top-tier level two and DC fast charging solutions. The automotive market is transitioning – the path ahead is electric.

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