SparkCharge, a company specializing in mobile off-grid EV chargers, has secured $30.5 million in funding to accelerate its growth in the US, Mexico, and Canada. The funding includes a $15.5 million Series A-1 round led by Monte’s Fam and a $15 million venture loan from Horizon Technology Finance.
Established in 2017, SparkCharge operates the largest off-grid EV charging network for fleets globally. Its Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) offering allows commercial fleets to access DC fast charging without the hassle of lengthy permit processes or expensive construction. With flexible, mobile, or off-grid charging solutions that can be deployed instantly without grid access, SparkCharge aims to streamline the commercial EV charging experience.
The recent funding injection will be used to expand SparkCharge’s customer base, enhance coverage across North America, and establish new strategic partnerships. CEO and founder Josh Aviv expressed excitement about the growth opportunities ahead, emphasizing the company’s focus on simplifying and accelerating the adoption of commercial EV charging.
SparkCharge’s off-grid charging solutions come in three scalable options to facilitate a quick transition to electric fleets:
1. Mobile battery charging: An 80–300 kW battery-powered fast charger that can be deployed on demand, with options for white glove service, self-management, or a hybrid service.
2. Off-grid power hub: A 180–500 kW clean energy-powered microgrid fast charger capable of charging multiple EVs simultaneously.
3. Permanent EV Infrastructure: A comprehensive setup starting with mobile and off-grid solutions, which can later scale to a permanent, grid-connected system managed by SparkCharge.
The company’s charging network is operational in all 50 states and has recently secured partnerships with major events like the 2025 Masters Tournament and industry players like Pioneer Power. To date, SparkCharge claims to have delivered over 4 million kWh of energy and displaced more than 500,000 gallons of gasoline.
CFO David Piperno highlighted that SparkCharge has also secured non-dilutive financing with CSC Leasing to support equipment demand as it grows. The company’s unique charging model addresses the rising demand for commercial EVs, with 87% of fleet managers expected to incorporate EVs in the next five years, according to Cox Automotive.
Lead investor Monte’s Fam CEO Ed Jean-Louis commended SparkCharge’s solution for bringing power directly to vehicles when and where it’s needed, bypassing the challenges of traditional charging infrastructure. The company’s innovative approach aligns with the evolving landscape of commercial EV adoption.
As SparkCharge continues to expand its reach and offerings, the future looks promising for accessible and efficient commercial EV charging solutions.
