SparkCharge secures $30.5 million in combined equity and venture debt funding to expand its mobile, off-grid EV charging services across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The company offers scalable, construction-free charging solutions tailored for fleets and commercial operators. Its recent growth includes nationwide coverage, strategic partnerships, and recognition as the EV charging provider for the 2025 Masters Tournament.
No Grid? No Problem — SparkCharge Takes EV Charging Off the Beaten Path
Founded in 2017, SparkCharge develops portable, off-grid electric vehicle charging technology for commercial and fleet-based operations. The company created the world’s first mobile EV charging platform and currently operates the largest off-grid EV fleet charging network. Its Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) model eliminates the need for permanent infrastructure and enables scalable, on-demand charging anywhere. This approach removes the delays and high costs typically associated with permanent installations.
SparkCharge works with various industries including delivery services, automotive OEMs, rideshare companies, ports, and events. Its solutions are designed to deliver direct current fast charging (DCFC) without reliance on existing grid infrastructure. The company’s system can be deployed instantly and tailored to fit operational needs through white glove, self-managed, or hybrid services.
Where the Money Comes From — Inside SparkCharge’s $30.5M Capital Infusion
SparkCharge secured $30.5 million in capital through two channels: a $15.5 million Series A-1 funding round and a $15 million venture loan facility. Monte’s Fam led the equity round, with participation from Collab Capital, Cleveland Avenue, Non-sibi Ventures, Elemental Impact, and MarcyPen. Horizon Technology Finance Corporation provided the venture debt.
In addition to these funds, SparkCharge entered a non-dilutive financing arrangement with CSC Leasing to support equipment procurement and operational growth. These funds are intended to support SparkCharge’s market expansion and deepen its footprint in fleet electrification.
From Boston to Baja — SparkCharge Scales Across the Continent
The newly raised capital will support SparkCharge’s expansion throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The company has established charging coverage across all 50 U.S. states and aims to extend similar services to new geographies.
This expansion plan includes increased focus on fleet electrification, continued work with delivery and transportation partners, and broadening customer engagement through strategic partnerships. SparkCharge’s technology and service model enable organizations to adopt EV infrastructure without waiting for grid-connected solutions.
One Size Doesn’t Fit All — Flexible Charging That Meets Fleets Where They Are
SparkCharge offers three tiers of EV charging solutions, tailored to customer scale and infrastructure readiness:
- Mobile Battery Charging: 80-300 kW battery-powered DCFC system, instantly deployable, and adaptable to operational needs.
- Off-Grid Power Hub: 180-500 kW grid-independent DCFC setup powered by a clean energy microgrid, supporting multiple simultaneous charges.
- Permanent EV Infrastructure: Comprehensive, turnkey system that begins with mobile or off-grid deployment and transitions to a fully grid-connected site.
Each solution can be configured with varying service levels, providing operational flexibility. Customers are not required to undergo long permit or construction processes to begin charging their fleets.
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Why Fleets Choose SparkCharge When the Clock Is Ticking
A recent Cox Automotive survey reported that 87% of fleet owners anticipate adding electric vehicles to their fleets within five years. Among those already using EVs, 90% expressed plans to acquire additional units in their next vehicle cycle.
Despite growing demand, many fleet operators cite charging availability and infrastructure as leading concerns. SparkCharge’s system provides a direct response by offering energy delivery where and when it’s needed, without dependence on utility upgrades or extended buildouts.
Big Names, Big Moments — SparkCharge Lands High-Profile Partnerships
SparkCharge was recently selected as the exclusive EV charging provider for the 2025 Masters Tournament, enhancing its visibility in large-scale, high-profile deployments. It also formed a strategic partnership with Pioneer Power, further embedding its mobile charging technology in commercial operations.
To date, SparkCharge has delivered over 4,000,000 kWh of power to customers and displaced over 500,000 gallons of gasoline. These milestones underscore the scalability and environmental impact of its platform in real-world operations.
Barriers Get Bypassed — What This Funding Really Means for EV Adoption
Traditional EV infrastructure often demands months-long development, substantial capital investment, and utility coordination. SparkCharge’s approach bypasses these issues with immediate, portable charging solutions.
Its systems require no construction, no grid upgrades, and offer rapid deployment, reducing operational delays. This funding round ensures that SparkCharge can accelerate adoption and deployment, particularly for organizations transitioning to electric fleets under tight timelines.
Charging Forward With Certainty
SparkCharge’s $30.5 million in new funding enables the company to strengthen its position in the mobile charging market while scaling operations across North America. By delivering flexible, grid-independent charging solutions, it removes key adoption barriers faced by fleet operators.
With investor backing and a growing portfolio of strategic installations, SparkCharge continues to support commercial EV integration in a way that aligns with operational demands and environmental goals.
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