The company is pursuing a rapid growth strategy and is active in eight strategic European markets, where it has more than 500 fast-charging points.
In 2023, Energy Infrastructure Partners and Electra launched a Swiss joint venture. Its mission is to expand Electra’s installed base of charging sites in the Swiss and Austrian markets. Energy Infrastructure Partners will manage a 49.9% stake in the long-term joint venture, with up to EUR 200 million in initial capital to be injected through 2026. Accelerating the transition to electric mobility is a priority in Switzerland and Austria. Switzerland has already established itself as a testing ground for the electric vehicle industry, with new vehicle registrations in 2023 exceeding those in larger neighboring countries such as France and Germany by 20%.
Beyond the sites already secured in Switzerland – primarily in Geneva, Lausanne, St. Gallen and Zurich – Electra has an extensive pipeline of sites under consideration. The joint venture aims to install 100 fast-charging stations in each country by 2026.
Growth potential
Electra is committed to expanding its network to a total of 8,000 fast charging points by 2030. Electra has already secured around 44% of fast-charging stations versus its 2030 target.
Digital transformation initiative
Electra joined the French Tech Next40 program – an initiative launched by the French government to support and promote the country’s top tech companies.
Technology
An innovative French company dedicated to revolutionizing electric vehicle charging. Ultra-fast charging stations – up to 400 kilowatts chargers, typical grid connection up to 3,000 kilo-volt-amperes.
Trusted partner
Electra has earned the trust of major corporations such as Vinci Autoroutes, Stellantis, G7, AccorInvest, LSGI, Altarea, Indigo, Louvre Hotels Group, Groupe Chopard and Jardiland.
