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Perspective
10 July 2025

Ionity's take on EV charging bankability

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Transport
Region:
Europe
Reporter
Ionity has closed one of the largest EV charging financings globally and is backed by deep-pocketed shareholders, many of which are car manufacturers. The company relies mainly on an 'en route' charging business model and benefits from incentives to use its chargers offered by some of its automotive shareholders.

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