Munich Startup
Jolt Energy GmbH

Jolt Energy GmbH

Jolt brings fast charging for electric cars to major cities! Our business model is the sale of electricity, primary control power, and the rental of advertising space. Our customers are electric car drivers, power suppliers, and a...

Founded2018
Business ModelB2C
IndustryEnergy
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About Jolt Energy GmbH

Jolt brings fast charging for electric cars to major cities! Our business model is the sale of electricity, primary control power, and the rental of advertising space. Our customers are electric car drivers, power suppliers, and advertising companies. Jolt is an urban DC fast charging network for electric cars – designed by us and developed with leading automotive manufacturers, primarily for deployment in urban areas. We can charge almost all DC-capable electric cars in 30-45 minutes. Jolt’s unique supercharger (up to ten times faster than other urban charging devices) gets to market quickly – scalable as needed, mobile from one location to another, and integrated into a network – and it is more cost-efficient than competitors’ solutions. Our industry-experienced management team is fully operational. Jolt’s conversations with potential partner companies, including chains of global gas stations, restaurants, and regional and global grocery stores, are well advanced. We are developing multiple revenue streams, including the sale of electricity, energy trading, and multimedia local and national advertising.

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B2BEnergy

2026Founded
1-10Team size
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