DLL and ChargeTronix partner to speed up EV charging rollout across US

Global vendor finance company, DLL, and ChargeTronix, a US-based provider of advanced electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, have partnered to accelerate the deployment of EV charging infrastructure across the United States.

The collaboration tackles one of the biggest challenges slowing the EV transition – access to capital. By combining DLL’s flexible financing solutions with ChargeTronix’s portfolio of high-performance AC and DC fast chargers, the partnership enables commercial fleets, workplaces, municipalities, and site operators to install charging systems without significant upfront investment.

Through the partnership, ChargeTronix customers will benefit from flexible lease terms ranging from 24 to 60 months; end-of-term options, including renewal, upgrades, returns, or purchase; digital lease management via a dedicated online portal; and support for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty fleet applications.

Partnering with DLL allows us to meet our customers where they are — delivering not just high-performance charging equipment, but the financial flexibility needed to deploy it quickly,” said Amir Razi, Head of Marketing and PR at ChargeTronix.”

“By reducing financial friction, we’re helping accelerate the EV transition across key industries.”

Gary Rigelsky, Regional Commercial Manager, North America, Energy Transition at DLL, added: “DLL and ChargeTronix share a common goal: to make electrification more accessible, scalable, and financially viable for all types of organisations across multiple sectors. “

“This partnership is a true testament to the power of best-in-class technology and flexible financing for customers looking to contribute to the energy transition.”

The partnership comes amid rising national demand for high-power EV charging solutions. With a comprehensive suite of AC and DC products – including its modular 240 kW all-in-one charger and 1.28 MW distributed charging system – ChargeTronix is well positioned to serve fleets, energy providers, and charging operators across the US.