Electric vehicle adoption among businesses is growing, but financial and operational barriers continue to slow down the transition. Paris-based Evera, which provides EV subscriptions tailored for companies, has raised €2 million in investment to address these challenges. The company aims to offer businesses a practical alternative to traditional leasing with a flexible financing model and integrated fleet management tools. As demand for low-emission transportation increases, Evera seeks to position itself as a key player in the professional EV leasing market.
Evera has previously focused on providing companies with an accessible way to integrate electric vehicles into their fleets. In earlier funding rounds, the firm gained support from investors interested in sustainable mobility solutions. With this latest investment, Evera strengthens its position by expanding its services and enhancing its technological platform. Compared to previous initiatives, the company now places a stronger emphasis on fleet efficiency and cost control, offering additional services such as charging infrastructure integration and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis.
How will Evera use the new funding?
The newly secured investment, backed by Baltis – Groupe Magellim, Newfund NAEH Innopy, MCapital, AstoryaVC, and business angel Eric Ibled, will help Evera expand in France. Recruitment efforts are underway in Paris, Toulouse, and Tarbes to strengthen both commercial and technological teams. The company also plans to enhance its offerings to small and medium enterprises by developing partnerships and new tools.
Evera Board Member and Former Minister of Transport Jean-Baptiste Djebbari stated,
“The transition to electric mobility is a strategic challenge for businesses, but adoption is still hindered by financial and operational constraints.”
He emphasized the importance of providing cost-effective and technologically integrated solutions to facilitate this transition.
What makes Evera different from traditional leasing?
Unlike conventional leasing companies, Evera manages its own vehicle fleet under a structured debt model, allowing it to offer flexible financing options. This model eliminates reliance on banks or leasing institutions, providing businesses with greater flexibility in fleet expansion and management. Companies can access refurbished electric vehicles with mileage ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 km and delivery within three weeks.
Evera COO and co-founder Dorian Jorry highlighted the advantages of their approach,
“Electric mobility should be an obvious choice for businesses, provided the offer is accessible, flexible, and hassle-free.”
The company ensures that businesses can integrate electric vehicles into their fleets without increasing operational costs.
Through its digital platform, Evera offers businesses real-time data on battery status, charging optimization, and maintenance tracking. This system aims to make fleet management more efficient while minimizing unexpected costs. The company also provides interoperability with charging and fuel card providers to simplify operations.
Evera’s EV subscription model has already attracted clients such as Il Ristorante, GAN, and Thouy. The service allows businesses to commit to flexible terms ranging from 9 to 40 months, with the ability to adjust mileage plans based on evolving operational needs.
The demand for corporate EV fleets is growing, with studies suggesting that accelerating fleet transitions could significantly increase the number of second-hand electric vehicles in the market. However, many companies face obstacles related to high initial costs and uncertain infrastructure requirements. Evera’s focus on a subscription-based model seeks to reduce these barriers by providing an integrated, cost-conscious solution.
As more businesses explore sustainable mobility, models like Evera’s may become a preferred alternative to traditional leasing. The ability to manage costs while maintaining flexibility is a key concern for companies looking to expand their electric fleets. Moving forward, Evera’s success will depend on its ability to scale operations, adapt to evolving market demands, and ensure that its services remain financially viable for businesses of varying sizes.
