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EEVY

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Paris, FR · Founded 2022 · 1 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors

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EEVY develops a network of shareable electric vehicle chargers to address infrastructure gaps in France. The platform aims to make EV charging more accessible and affordable while reducing emissions through community-based charging sharing.

Also known as Eevy

Founders & leadership

EEVY was founded in 2022 by Panji Agustian, Alexandre Bonzi, and Samuel Mitterrutzner.

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Panji AgustianCo-founder
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Alexandre BonziCo-founder
SMSamuel Mitterrutzner
Samuel MitterrutznerCo-founder

Investors · 1

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Company profile

researched Sep 2026

EEVY is a Paris-based company operating an online platform and mobile application that lets private individuals share their home electric-vehicle chargers with other drivers. Owners list a charger that is idle, and EV drivers search for a nearby home charging point, reserve a time slot and pay for the session through the app. Reservations can also be planned in advance for upcoming trips, and the service is presented as usable without a subscription.

The company positions the service as a response to a shortage of charging infrastructure in France, citing roughly nine times more electric vehicles on French roads than chargers and the EU's pledge to phase out sales of combustion-engine vehicles by 2035. Beyond drivers who charge daily near home, EEVY targets travellers and people who cannot install a charger at their own residence. The company frames charger sharing as a way to lower CO2 emissions and accelerate EV adoption.

Founding story

EEVY was founded in 2022 by Panji Agustian, Alexandre Bonzi and Samuel Mitterrutzner. Agustian, described as the business lead, came from Schneider Electric with more than ten years of experience in technology start-ups in the US, Japan and Southeast Asia. Bonzi, the engineering lead, has an engineering background and an interest in sustainable development and grew up in Grenoble. Mitterrutzner, the software lead, has a full-stack development background. The founding team describes roots in Austria, France, Indonesia, Italy and Uzbekistan, with English, French and German spoken in the office.

Business model

Two-sided marketplace connecting owners of private home EV chargers with EV drivers, who book and pay for charging sessions through the EEVY app. The service is presented as requiring no subscription.

Traction

Runs a pilot program with early users, including Schneider Electric employees in Paris and Grenoble who describe using the booking feature and sharing their own chargers.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

Positions itself as a community-based charging network addressing the gap between the number of EVs on French roads and available charging points.

Technology

A consumer-facing web and mobile application for locating nearby home chargers, reserving time slots including advance bookings, and in-app payment, combined with identity-verification steps for users to give charger owners assurance about who is using their equipment.

Go-to-market

Recruits both charger owners and drivers directly through its website, with sign-ups for a pilot program; early testimonials on the site come from Schneider Electric employees in Paris and Grenoble.

Electric-vehicle drivers who charge daily near their homes, travellers needing charging along a route, and drivers who cannot install a charger at their own home; on the supply side, owners of private home chargers willing to share them when unused.

Geography

Headquartered in Paris, France, with activity described in France including users in Paris and Grenoble.

Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
HeadcountAug 20261
Total funding rangeJan 2025Between €1–€100K

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

▸Research sources · 4

primary sources listed

4 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does EEVY do?
EEVY runs a French peer-to-peer platform and app for finding, booking and paying for home EV chargers.
Who founded EEVY?
EEVY was founded by Panji Agustian, Alexandre Bonzi, Samuel Mitterrutzner in 2022.
Who are EEVY's investors?
EEVY's investors include Techstars.
Where is EEVY headquartered?
EEVY is headquartered in Paris, FR.