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Depotcharge Raises €2.7 Mn to Expand Shared EV Charging Network for Electric Trucks

Sep 15, 2026 | By Oliver Bennett

Depotcharge Raises €2.7 Mn to Expand Shared EV Charging Network for Electric Trucks

Munich-based Depotcharge has raised €2.7 million in pre-seed funding to expand its shared charging platform for electric trucks and support its international growth.

SUMMARY

  • Depotcharge has raised €2.7 million in pre-seed funding to expand its shared charging platform for electric trucks.
  • The round was led by High-Tech Gründerfonds, with participation from xdeck Ventures, Kopa Ventures and Prequel Ventures.
  • Depotcharge also plans to integrate charging with transport planning and management systems.

The funding round was led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), with participation from xdeck Ventures, Kopa Ventures and Prequel Ventures. Business angels from the logistics, electric mobility and energy sectors also joined the round.

As part of its expansion, Depotcharge has partnered with BGL e.V. to launch BGL Charge, a shared charging network for Germany’s road freight industry.

Depotcharge helps logistics companies share unused charging capacity at their depots with other electric truck fleets. This allows charging points that are not being used at certain times to serve other operators, reducing the need for drivers to rely on more expensive public charging stations.

"The idea behind Depotcharge is simple: logistics companies share their charging infrastructure with one another and unlock economic value across the sector. This principle translates ideally to associations, by members, for members, with a clear benefit for everyone involved, "said Joscha Specks, CEO and co-founder of Depotcharge.

Depotcharge’s platform connects unused charging capacity at logistics depots and turns it into shared charging networks for electric truck fleets.

Depot operators can decide their own prices, access rules and charging availability. Depotcharge handles the rest, including access control, invoicing and payments.

The platform works independently of charging hardware, software systems and vehicle manufacturers, making it easier for different operators to use the network.

Through BGL Charge, logistics companies can make unused charging points available to other fleets and also access charging infrastructure from other participating depots. BGL Charge manages marketing, access, billing and payments, while depot operators remain in control of their pricing and availability.

Depotcharge will use the new funding to improve its platform and expand into international markets.

The company also plans to connect charging more closely with transport planning and dispatch systems. This will include features such as charging reservations, open interfaces and integrations with existing transport management software.

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