EV data startup Volteras wants to bring Tesla-level control to every vehicle and charger

Volteras, a London-based startup, has raised $2.9 million in seed funding to build a platform that connects electric vehicles with chargers, home batteries, energy retailers, and mapping apps. The company aims to provide a unified data platform for the EV ecosystem, similar to Plaid's work with banks. Volteras partners with major automakers like Mercedes, BMW, and Volvo, as well as solar energy company Enphase. The startup's API enables energy retailers to perform tasks like load balancing, similar to Tesla's ecosystem. Volteras' seed round valued it at around $12 million.

Volteras Raises $2.9 Million to Connect EVs with Chargers and Energy Retailers

Volteras is a London-based startup that aims to be the connective tissue between electric vehicles and everything they might touch — from chargers and home batteries to energy retailers and mapping apps. The company has raised about $2.9 million and partnered with Mercedes, BMW, Volvo, and solar energy company Enphase. Volteras provides a platform that allows businesses to access data from electric vehicles and the surrounding ecosystem, including chargers and energy storage. The company charges OEMs and energy retailers for API access but promises not to harvest or hawk data for third parties. Volteras' API enables energy retailers to do things like load balancing, such as deciding when to charge EVs, if customers opt in.

Volteras is a London-based startup that aims to be the connective tissue between electric vehicles and everything they might touch — from chargers and home batteries to energy retailers and mapping apps.

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Volteras Raises $2.9 Million to Connect EVs with Chargers and Energy Retailers

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