Depotcharge Secures €2.7 Million in Pre-Seed Funding
Depotcharge, a Munich-based company focused on electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, has successfully raised €2.7 million in a pre-seed funding round. The round was led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), with additional participation from xdeck Ventures, Kopa Ventures, and Prequel Ventures.
Company Overview
Depotcharge facilitates the sharing of charging infrastructure among logistics companies across Europe. By enabling operators to monetize their charging points and providing reliable charging options for fleets on the move, Depotcharge aims to optimize the use of existing resources and reduce dependency on more expensive public charging stations.
Funding Details
The funding, announced on September 15, 2026, marks a significant step for Depotcharge as it seeks to expand its reach and capabilities. The new capital will be directed towards enhancing their shared charging platform specifically designed for electric trucks. According to Depotcharge's Co-Founder and CEO, Joscha Specks, the company plans to integrate its charging solutions with transport planning and management systems to provide a seamless experience for logistics operators.
Strategic Partnerships and Expansion
As part of its growth strategy, Depotcharge has partnered with BGL e.V. to initiate BGL Charge, a shared charging network aimed at servicing Germany’s road freight industry. This initiative will allow logistics companies to share unused charging capacity at their depots with other electric truck fleets, maximizing the utility of existing infrastructure.
Leadership Team
The company was co-founded by Joscha Specks, who serves as CEO, and Julius Wilhelm. Together, they are spearheading efforts to revolutionize EV charging solutions in the logistics sector.
Looking Ahead
With the infusion of new capital, Depotcharge is well-positioned to enhance its service offerings and expand its market presence across Europe. The company’s innovative approach to shared charging infrastructure could play a vital role in supporting the growing demand for electric vehicles in the logistics industry.