Blink Charging EV Chargers
Blink Charging EV Chargers: Blink Charging describes a range of electric vehicle chargers for businesses. Its product page lists DC fast chargers across a wide power range, and Level 2 chargers for standard sites.
Blink Charging EV Chargers: EV chargers
Deployment options include single and multiple cord pedestals, wall-mount chargers and residential units.
DC fast solutions target fleets, corridors and busy locations. Level 2 chargers suit workplaces, retail and multifamily sites.
A dealership might install either, depending on whether the goal is customer charging, service work or inventory.
Blink lists network features, including a smart network, global network access and a mobile app for finding stations on iOS and Android. It offers installation, maintenance and round-the-clock support services.
A business can choose among ownership and financing models, which the company names on its page.
The page does not state connector types in the excerpt reviewed. A dealer should confirm the connectors that suit the vehicles it sells and services.
A dealer principal would ask about available electrical service, permitting and utility programs. It would ask who operates the chargers, how payment and access work, what warranty and service response apply and how status is monitored.
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In January 2022 Blink Charging announced it would supply Level 2 chargers to General Motors dealerships in the United States and Canada. Trade coverage said the chargers were the Blink IQ 200 with 80 amps of output.
The company shipped units to select GM dealers in all 50 states.
Blink's own dealer page describes a hybrid owned program in which Blink covers equipment, operations and administration. The dealership only has to make the site ready.
A store would ask about revenue sharing and who maintains the units.
| Product or service | Function |
|---|---|
| EV chargers | Chargers for homes and commercial sites, including its Series 7 model. |