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DKV Mobility: one card for fuel, charging and tolls

DKV Mobility calls itself the largest energy-agnostic acceptance network in Europe, and the numbers back the claim: roughly 69,000 conventional fuel stations, 24,000 alternative-fuel stations and, since mid-2025, more than one million EV charge points, serving about 394,000 active customers across 50+ countries. This page covers what the card actually settles on a long-haul day, from diesel and charging to tolls, parking and VAT refunds, and how Jornee shows DKV-relevant stops along your route by added detour time.

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DKV Mobility at a glance

DKV Mobility grew from a German fuel card into a pan-European mobility account. As of the end of 2024 the acceptance network counted roughly 69,000 conventional fuel stations and 24,000 alternative-fuel stations, plus about 35,000 vehicle service points for breakdown, repair and cleaning. EV charging crossed one million charge points in July 2025. Around 394,000 active customer businesses run on it across more than 50 service countries, which makes the DKV card one of the two default cards in most European fleet wallets.

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What the card settles

The card is energy-agnostic by design: diesel and AdBlue at the pump, alternative fuels where the station carries them, and public EV charging on the same account. Beyond energy, it settles vehicle services at roughly 35,000 points, from towing to truck wash. For the back office, DKV is also one of Europe's leading VAT and fuel-tax refund providers, which quietly returns a percentage of every foreign fill-up. One account, one invoice, and the driver never fronts cash at 3 a.m. on a foreign forecourt.

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Tolls, the Dutch km-charge and booked parking

Tolls run through the DKV Box Europe on-board unit, one box for the major European toll domains, including the Dutch distance-based truck toll in effect since 1 July 2026. Secured parking is bookable in advance: through the TRAVIS partnership, drivers reserve washing and parking at more than 2,300 stations in 22 countries and pay by DKV Card. Booking ahead is the difference between a guarded spot and a lay-by when a corridor's parking fills by 19:00.

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Tolls (DKV Box Europe)Major EU domains, incl. NL km-charge from 07/2026
Bookable parking + washing (TRAVIS)2,300+ stations, 22 countries
VAT / fuel-tax refundLeading EU provider
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Planning DKV stops on your corridor

A card is only useful at the stops it covers, and the stops are only useful if they sit on your way. Jornee ranks fuel stations, truck parking and charging along your active route by added detour minutes, so a DKV-carrying driver can pick the acceptance stop that costs 3 minutes instead of 15. Filter by fuel, truck parking or EV charging, check showers and food around the stop, and keep the day inside the tachograph window.

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Frequently asked questions

How many stations accept the DKV card?
As of late 2024, roughly 69,000 conventional fuel stations and 24,000 alternative-fuel stations, plus about 35,000 vehicle service points. EV charging passed one million charge points in July 2025. Coverage spans more than 50 service countries, which is why DKV sits in most European fleet wallets.
Does the DKV card cover EV charging?
Yes. DKV's charging network crossed one million public charge points in July 2025, billed through the same account as fuel. For electric trucks specifically, dedicated HGV networks like Milence accept standard eMSP charge cards, so check your card conditions for heavy-duty rates.
Can I book truck parking with DKV?
Yes, through the TRAVIS partnership: drivers book secured parking and truck washes at more than 2,300 stations in 22 countries and pay by DKV Card. Booking ahead matters on busy corridors where secured parking fills early in the evening.
Does DKV handle the new Dutch truck toll?
Yes. The DKV Box Europe on-board unit covers the major European toll domains, including the Dutch distance-based truck toll in effect since 1 July 2026, so Netherlands corridors keep running on the same box and invoice.
What is the difference between DKV and UTA?
Both are pan-European fleet cards with fuel, EV charging, tolls and refund services; DKV publishes the larger station network (~93,000 energy points), UTA counts around 89,000 acceptance points in 40 countries. Most large fleets carry one as primary and the other as backup, since station-level acceptance differs by country and network.