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ChargeEuropa, a Polish electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure company, has successfully closed a major funding round led by Paris-based Shift4Good, marking a significant milestone as the first large-scale French investment in Poland’s electromobility sector. The funds will help ChargeEuropa scale operations, expand its team, and deploy its cutting-edge EV charging technology across Poland and beyond.
Key Highlights:
- Shift4Good leads the funding round, marking a historic French investment in Poland’s electromobility sector.
- Prominent co-investors include Simpact Ventures, MobilityFund, and Canard Ventures.
- Funding will support ChargeEuropa’s expansion into new markets and the deployment of over 1,000 EV charging locations.
- ChargeEuropa integrates Digital Out of Home (DOOH) technology with EV charging, offering a unique solution for the growing market.
“Our investment in ChargeEuropa reflects our commitment to supporting innovative companies that drive positive environmental impact. We look forward to supporting ChargeEuropa expand into new markets, contributing to a sustainable transformation of transportation in Poland and Europe,” said Matthieu de Chanville, Managing Partner at Shift4Good.
The funding round also saw participation from key players such as Simpact Ventures, MobilityFund, and Canard Ventures. Each of these investors brings unique strengths, further bolstering ChargeEuropa’s ability to scale its operations. Alex Kostecki, co-founder of the finance app Clair, also joined the round, adding his experience in scaling technology companies.
“We believe that ChargeEuropa has the potential to become the EV charging champion for CEE,” stated Jan-Christoph Rickers, Managing Director of MobilityFund. “By combining advertising with EV charging, the team can successfully deploy profitable stations in early-stage markets, ahead of the EV adoption curve.”
With the newly acquired funds, ChargeEuropa plans to accelerate its deployment of EV chargers across Poland, targeting over 1,000 locations. The company also aims to expand its network into new markets, strengthening its position as a leader in the CEE region’s EV charging infrastructure.
“We’re excited to have a dream-team of investors, each representing key pillars of what makes our business successful,” said Matt Tymowski, CEO of ChargeEuropa. “This investment will not only help us enhance our technology and grow our team but also accelerate our mission to make EV charging more accessible and convenient across Poland and beyond.”
The closing of this funding round marks a significant milestone for ChargeEuropa, solidifying its role in the transformation of Poland’s transportation landscape and the broader CEE electromobility sector.
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