Voltaback gets €2.8M for EV fleet charging software
Voltaback, a French startup making software for managing electric vehicle (EV) fleets, just secured €2.8 million from European investors. Their platform handles home EV charging reimbursement for company fleets with no extra hardware. It’s already in use at a fifth of France’s top companies. With the new funding, Voltaback plans to expand to six countries and grow its team.
- Voltaback's platform uses connected car data, not hardware
- Helps companies reimburse home EV charging for employees
- Platform adopted by 20% of France's biggest firms
- Veolia rolling out to at least 6,000 electric vehicles
- Funding to support European expansion and team growth
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