The financing, provided through the Meridiam Green Impact Growth Fund (MGIGF) alongside existing shareholder Fideve Groupe, will be used to accelerate international expansion and further develop the French charging specialist’s integrated charging platform for heavy-duty electric vehicles.
The investment comes as demand for charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty vehicles continues to grow. Chargepoly argues that conventional charging systems are often unsuitable for logistics depots because of limited space, high power requirements and demanding fleet operating schedules. Its solution is based on a modular charging architecture that dynamically allocates available power across multiple charging points, combined with the company’s software platform, Lucie.
Chargepoly says this approach reduces deployment costs, improves asset utilisation and lowers operating expenses, while helping fleet operators reduce the total cost of ownership of electric trucks. It adds that its charging infrastructure is already operating at hundreds of DC fast charging points across France, the UK and Canada. The company says these installations support the electrification of more than one million kilometres of freight transport every month.
