Spain is positioned as one of the most attractive destinations for investing in the electromobility sector in Europe, not only because of its growth opportunities, but also because of the potential it offers for new players.
In this context, charging infrastructure is presented as one of the most strategic areas to invest in.
“It is definitely a very big business opportunity,” says Ricardo Silva, eMobility Iberia Sales Manager at DLL Group, to Mobility Portal España.
He adds: “We are actively involved in this market, as there is a clear need to promote and develop the charging network, ensuring that it is available in an accessible way for citizens and businesses.”
This is essential, especially in a sector that demands rapid deployment to ensure support for the fleet of electric vehicles.
According to the Business Association for the Development and Promotion of Electric Mobility (AEDIVE), registrations of electrified cars increased by 32% in January, reaching 12,049 units.
By propulsion type, sales of all types of zero-emission vehicles rose by 45.9% in the first month of 2025.
For this trend to continue, the charging network must grow at the same rate.
“The electric mobility sector is in its early stages of development in Spain and the growth opportunities are huge,” Silva says.
The Iberian landscape is not only attractive due to domestic demand, but also due to its strategic position in Europe.
Spain is the gateway to key markets such as Portugal and North Africa, making it a potential hub for the implementation of electric charging stations and ultra-fast charging networks, for example.
However, the development of refuelling infrastructure is not without its challenges.
According to the DLL Group executive, investment in charging stations is still insufficient: “A more extensive network is needed, especially between regions and cities.”
In this context, he highlights initiatives promoted by the Spanish Government such as the Moves III Plan, aimed at accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles and the deployment of supply points.
For foreign investors and companies seeking to enter the national market, these programs represent an attractive incentive.
However, administrative challenges and fragmentation of the grant system can be a barrier, according to the DLL Group representative.
“One of the obstacles to investment is the complexity of the aid, which must be simplified so that companies can access it more quickly and easily,” he says.
Given the recent cancellation of the Moves and the possibility of introducing a new incentive, the sector expects these improvements to be considered.
According to AEDIVE, 2025 is shaping up to be a decisive year that requires the implementation of acceleration measures by the Administration, especially to achieve the Spanish goal of 5.5 million electric cars by 2030.
What does DLL Group offer for companies looking to invest in Spain?
DLL Group identifies the eMobility sector as a key area of investment and is a pioneer in this regard.
In this context, it finances both corporations with consolidated financial capacity and startups seeking to position themselves in an emerging market.
How do they choose them?
“We are looking for companies with a medium and long-term vision , who are not only interested in experimenting, but also in consolidating themselves in the market,” he details.
To do this, DLL Group carries out a risk study based on the results provided by the company, considering the balance sheets and financial statements for the last year.
“With this information, we are able to present a decision on the risks within a period of up to 24 hours, which allows the company to receive a decision on its credit,” says Silva.
DLL Group has the capacity to finance both national and foreign companies, due to its presence in more than 30 countries.
“We are dedicated to leasing and renting financing for the B2B sector, organized by different business divisions,” he explains.
In particular, in the area of transport, it has had a unit dedicated to sustainable mobility for two years.
What is the reason for the creation of this?
Mainly, because DLL Group recognizes the need to move towards a future based on cleaner technologies, sustainable countries and green cities.
In the eMobility segment, the Iberian team focuses on identifying companies interested in investing in fleets of electric vehicles.
As well as emerging manufacturers in the market seeking financial support to boost their businesses within the sector.
“We consider ourselves pioneers in this market, actively contributing to its development and growth,” he says.
In this regard, he assures that both DLL Group and banking entities have increasingly attractive conditions to offer solutions, mainly due to the decrease in interest rates in Europe.
“The European Central Bank recently lowered its benchmark rate to 2.75%,” he says.
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