Volteras

Volteras is a connected vehicle data infrastructure company that provides a unified API platform delivering secure, real-time, OEM-grade vehicle data directly from automakers, enabling fleet operators, mobility providers, insurers, and other enterprises to build connected vehicle products without aftermarket hardware. The company partners directly with 35+ global automakers through official integrations, delivering data quality and uptime that enterprise products demand, with support for 340+ vehicle models and 3,300 connectable data points. The platform offers comprehensive data categories including alerts data with real-time fault codes, warning events, and critical notifications; charging data with live and historical charging sessions, state of charge, charge rates, and energy consumed for EV fleet management; ICE and EV vehicle data with standardized identity, specs, and powertrain data normalized across combustion and electric models; location and trip data with accurate position, journey history, distance, and route data; remarketing data with verified mileage, condition signals, and usage history; and service and maintenance data with odometer readings, service intervals, oil life, and maintenance triggers. Volteras supports partners across North America, Europe, and Australia with 99.9% average uptime, automatic failover, low-latency delivery, and proprietary algorithms powering custom endpoints like charging sessions and real range that manufacturers do not provide. The platform enables fast fleet onboarding via VIN batch upload from integration to live data in minutes, and serves use cases including fleet and telematics software, insurance and roadside services, leasing and fleet rentals, and ride-hailing and sharing. The platform is hosted on AWS with 143+ security and compliance certifications, ISO 27001 certification, and Terraform-managed infrastructure. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, Volteras has raised $17.5M in Series A funding from investors including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Enphase Energy, Volvo Group, Union Square Ventures, EXOR, Edenred Ventures, Wright Express, Long Journey Ventures, and Rivus Capital.

Electric Vehicles > Vehicle Management > B2B,

Energy Storage Tech > Charging > Fleet Charging

College Wise > London School of Economics and Political Science, HEC Paris