ChargeTronix, a leading provider of EV charging hardware, has entered into a strategic partnership with vendor finance company DLL to make electric vehicle charging infrastructure more accessible through flexible leasing solutions.
The collaboration aims to address one of the biggest barriers to EV infrastructure growth—access to capital. Under the agreement, DLL will provide financing options for ChargeTronix’s range of AC and DC fast chargers, allowing commercial fleets, workplaces, site operators, and municipalities to lease EV charging systems without large upfront investments.
Customers will benefit from flexible lease terms ranging from 24 to 60 months, with options to renew, upgrade, return, or purchase at the end of the contract. Management will be streamlined through a single digital platform, providing ease of operation and scalability.
ChargeTronix offers advanced charging solutions, including its 1,280 kW Nexus Distributed Charging System, capable of charging Class 6–8 electric trucks up to 80% in about 30 minutes, and its third-generation 240 kW APEX SXE chargers, designed for light, medium, and heavy-duty EVs.
Amir Razi, Head of Marketing and PR at ChargeTronix, highlighted the significance of the deal:
“Partnering with DLL allows us to deliver not just high-performance charging equipment but also the financial flexibility needed to deploy it quickly.”
DLL’s Regional Commercial Manager of Energy Transition, Gary Rigelsky, emphasised the shared vision:
“This partnership demonstrates the power of combining best-in-class technology with flexible financing to make electrification more accessible and viable.”
With this collaboration, ChargeTronix and DLL are positioning themselves to accelerate the transition to electric mobility, offering solutions that can meet the diverse charging needs of industries and communities across North America.