FRYTE Mobility has closed its €3.5 million Seed round to develop a coordination layer for eTruck charging, co-led by 4impact capital and Rethink Ventures.
FRYTE Mobility, a Munich-based startup, has secured €3.5 million in a Seed round to enhance its software platform that connects logistics and energy systems for eTruck operations. The round saw participation from existing investors and aims to streamline eTruck charging coordination. This will enable operators to book reliable charging slots in advance. With this funding, FRYTE continues to innovate in the electric transport sector.
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Company Information
Company
FRYTE Mobility
Location
Munich, Bavaria, Germany
About
FRYTE Mobility is a Munich-based tech startup that builds a central software platform to connect logistics and energy systems for electric truck operations. By coordinating when and where eTrucks charge, it enables reliable charging slots for eTruck operators and predictable utilization for charge point operators (CPOs). The company aims to bridge the gap between logistics and energy, uniting tour planning and energy demands into a single operation. FRYTE is focused on creating an open software infrastructure that enhances the efficiency of electric truck charging.
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