SparkCharge’s Bold $30.5M Funding Spurs Off-Grid EV Charging Boom in U.S., Mexico & Canada
SparkCharge lands $30.5M to expand off-grid EV charging. Discover how this boosts fleets and EV growth in North America for 2025.
- $30.5M total raised by SparkCharge in latest Series A-1 and venture funding
- 3 Countries: Expansion targets include U.S., Mexico, and Canada
- Founded: 2017, focused on mobile, off-grid charging innovation
- Clients: Fleets, rideshare, delivery services, OEMs, autonomous vehicles
The future of electric vehicle charging just got a major jolt. SparkCharge, the American startup rewriting the EV playbook, has secured a staggering $30.5 million through a mix of Series A-1 funding and a hefty venture loan facility. Led by Monte’s Fam and joined by heavyweights like Horizon Technology Finance Corporation, Collab Capital, and Cleveland Avenue, SparkCharge is now primed for a massive North American expansion that promises to shatter common EV charging barriers in 2025 and beyond.
With fleet electrification accelerating across the world, SparkCharge stands out as a torchbearer for scalable, flexible, and instant mobile charging. Its Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) disrupts the time-consuming and expensive infrastructure model, offering DC fast charging wherever it’s needed—at ports, events, delivery hubs, or even off-the-beaten-path locations.
The funding arrives as the EV fleet industry faces mounting pressure to overcome “range anxiety,” infrastructure delays, and cost challenges. With a strategic push across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, SparkCharge is setting the pace to meet surging demand and drive a new wave of clean mobility.
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Q&A: What’s Behind SparkCharge’s Funding Surge?
Q: Who backed SparkCharge’s latest $30.5M round?
A: The round was spearheaded by Monte’s Fam, with significant contributions from Horizon Technology Finance, Collab Capital, Cleveland Avenue, Non-sibi Ventures, and more. This blend of equity and venture debt gives SparkCharge financial strength to scale its impact.
Q: What makes SparkCharge’s off-grid model different?
A: Unlike traditional fixed charging stations, SparkCharge can deliver DC fast charging anywhere—no existing grid required. Its portable, modular units cater to diverse clients, from delivery fleets and auto OEMs to event coordinators and rideshare providers.
How Is SparkCharge Revolutionizing EV Fleets in 2025?
SparkCharge’s Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) tears down the biggest obstacles slowing fleet electrification. Forget months-long waits and costly construction: fleet managers can now deploy or scale up charging wherever their vehicles are stationed, hassle-free. This flexibility is crucial as commercial EV fleets become the gold standard for logistics, last-mile delivery, and mobility services.
The company is also advancing strategic partnerships across various transportation sectors. In 2025, autonomous vehicle operators, ports, and event organizers are expected to increasingly turn to mobile charging for instant, off-grid power solutions in places traditional chargers can’t reach.
How Can You Prepare for the Next Wave of EV Charging?
SparkCharge’s momentum signals a paradigm shift across the mobility and clean-energy landscape. Forward-thinking fleet operators, industry insiders, and tech investors should keep a close eye on upcoming launches and partnership announcements throughout 2025. Interested in learning more? Get involved with industry conferences like the Evertiq Expo (Berlin, June 5, 2025), where SparkCharge’s innovations and the broader trends shaping electronics design are set to take center stage.
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Don’t Get Left Behind—Plug In to the Future of EV Charging!
- Follow SparkCharge’s growth and 2025 expansion into North America
- Explore mobile charging options for your EV fleet—no grid needed
- Register for Evertiq Expo and industry events to network with experts
- Subscribe to reputable EV newsletters for the latest breakthroughs
References
- www.electrek.co
- www.techcrunch.com
- www.forbes.com
- www.wardsauto.com
- www.electronicdesign.com
- www.evertiq.com
