Founded in 2020, Evera offers a model of Subscription rental Intended for businesses, combining financial flexibility and simplified management of electric fleets. Unlike conventional leasing offers, its approach is based on a flexible commitment ranging from nine to forty months, reconditioned vehicles available within three weeks, and real -time adaptation of mileage as needed.
Beyond the simple provision of vehicles, Evera has developed a technological platform allowing companies to optimize their fleet management. This tool gives them access to advanced features such as identifying the most profitable recharge moments, precise monitoring of the consumption and status of batteries, as well as automatic detection of maintenance needs. Integration with the charging stations also makes it possible to simplify the management of journeys and optimize operational costs.
A strategic positioning at the heart of business needs
Dorian Jorry and Quentin Fabre, co -founders of Evera, started from a simple observation: the adoption of electric vehicles is not limited to a change of engine, it implies a transformation in the management of uses and costs. Evera offers businesses a more flexible alternative to traditional leasing models, removing dependence on banking structures and allowing full control of assets thanks to a financing model structured by debt.
This positioning already attracts several companies as it risks, Gan and Thouy, which see in Evera a solution allowing them to integrate electric mobility without financial constraint or logistics.
A lifting of 2 million euros to accelerate its development
Evera today announces a fundraising of 2 million euros in order to accelerate its development and enrich its offer. This financing tour brings together new investors Baltis – Magellim group and Newfund Naeh Innopy, alongside the historic shareholders McApital, Astoryavc and the Angel Investor Éric Ibled.
This lifting will allow Evera to strengthen its network in France and structure its offer on a national scale. The company plans to expand its sales and technological teams in Paris, Toulouse and Tarbes. It also intends to accelerate the development of new services, in particular for SMEs, by facilitating the integration of charging infrastructure and by offering tools for analyzing the total cost of possession of electric vehicles.
Note that the startup has just brought the former Minister of Transport to his board of directors, Jean-Baptiste Djebbari.
