Evera funding news – Paris-based Evera Secures €2 million in Funding

The funding came from new investors Baltis – Groupe Magellim and Newfund NAEH Innopy, as well as existing investors MCapital, AstoryaVC, and business angel Eric Ibled.

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Dorian Jorry, COO and Co-founder of Evera said, “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.”

It helps businesses switch to more sustainable transportation with a technology platform that makes managing electric fleets easier and more efficient. The company wants to become the top provider of EV leasing for businesses, offering a more flexible and affordable alternative to traditional leasing.

It notes that only a quarter of large companies are meeting their green goals, and 45% of businesses still don’t have EVs. This fundraising is an important step in Evera's growth.

Widespread use of EVs in business fleets is key to making low-carbon mobility more accessible. It believes that speeding up fleet transitions could add 1.2 million second-hand EVs by 2035.

Quentin Fabre, Co-Founder of Evera said, “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.”

It's model is different from traditional car leasing, where companies rely on bank loans and strict contracts. Instead Evera directly manages its vehicles using a structured debt system giving it full control over its fleet and financing. This allows it to offer businesses a more flexible and accessible solution.

With this approach, it controls its assets without relying on traditional leasing companies, and offers financing that won’t hurt a company’s cash flow, with flexible terms ranging from 9 to 40 months.

It's model has already attracted businesses like Il Ristorante, GAN, and Thouy, and the company plans to become a key player in the energy transition for corporate fleets.

With this funding, it is speeding up its growth in France and adding new services for businesses. They are also hiring more people in their Paris, Toulouse and Tarbes offices to strengthen their sales and tech teams.

Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, Evera Board Member and Former Minister of Transport said, “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.”

About Evera

Founded in 2020, Evera aims to make electric vehicles more accessible for businesses by offering a flexible and clear subscription plan, with both new and refurbished vehicles.