Paris-based Evera, a startup offering electric vehicle subscriptions for businesses, has raised €2M in funding.
The investment comes from new strategic investors Baltis – Groupe Magellim and Newfund NAEH Innopy, along with existing shareholders MCapital, AstoryaVC, and business angel Eric Ibled.
Baltis, an investment platform, enables investors to co-invest with top funds in startups across mobility, healthcare, water, industry, aerospace, and Web3. The firm operates as part of Groupe Magellim, which manages €4.4B in private equity and real estate assets.
Expansion of operations and services
The funds will help Evera to expand across France and introduce additional services for businesses. Recruitment is underway in Paris, Toulouse, and Tarbes to strengthen commercial and technological teams.
As part of its growth, the company is developing partnerships and tools for SMEs and small businesses. These include solutions for charging infrastructure integration, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis, and improved interoperability with charging and fuel card providers.
Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, Evera Board Member and Former Minister of Transport, says, “The transition to electric mobility is a strategic challenge for businesses, but adoption is still hindered by financial and operational constraints.”
“Evera provides an innovative and pragmatic solution, combining flexibility, cost optimisation, and technological support. By controlling its entire value chain, Evera enables businesses to adopt electromobility without constraints while maximising fleet efficiency and profitability.”
Brief about Evera
A study by Transport & Environment shows that only a quarter of large companies have met their green transition targets, while 45 per cent of businesses still lack electric vehicles.
Founded by Quentin Fabre and Dorian Jorry, Evera aims to speed up the shift to electric fleets by offering a subscription-based model that helps businesses overcome financial and operational challenges.
It provides access to both new and refurbished electric vehicles, using a technology platform for efficient fleet management.
With a focus on flexibility, Evera aims to establish itself as a key provider of electric vehicle leasing for businesses, positioning its model as an alternative to traditional leasing options.
Evera’s EV subscription for businesses
The widespread use of electric vehicles in professional fleets is key to expanding low-carbon mobility. A study by Transport & Environment estimates that accelerating fleet transitions could add 1.2 million second-hand electric vehicles by 2035.
Evera offers a subscription-based alternative to support this transition. The service includes reconditioned electric vehicles with 20,000 to 30,000 km mileage, delivery within three weeks, and flexible commitments ranging from 9 to 40 months.
Businesses can also adjust mileage plans in real-time, allowing them to adapt to changing needs without long-term contracts.
Dorian Jorry, COO and co-founder of Evera, says, “Electric mobility should be an obvious choice for businesses, provided the offer is accessible, flexible, and hassle-free. With Evera, we allow them to integrate electromobility into their fleets immediately, without increasing operational costs or compromising flexibility.”
To help manage fleets, Evera’s platform allows companies to identify cost-effective charging times, monitor battery status and mileage, detect maintenance needs, and coordinate servicing through a partner network. It also integrates charging stations to streamline route planning and fleet operations.
Quentin Fabre, co-founder of Evera, adds, “Adopting an electric vehicle isn’t just about changing the motorisation—it requires new ways to manage usage, charging, and associated costs. With Evera, we provide businesses with a technological tool designed to make this transition smooth and economically viable.”
A flexible financing model
Evera operates under a structured debt model, managing its own vehicle fleet without relying on traditional leasing institutions or bank financing. This approach gives the company full control over its assets and financing while providing businesses with a more flexible alternative.
The model offers complete asset control, optimised financing to protect cash flow, and flexible commitments between 9 and 40 months. By maintaining end-to-end financing control, Evera ensures adaptability to business needs in the professional electric fleet market.
The company has attracted clients such as Il Ristorante, GAN, and Thouy.
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