HeyCharge GmbH

HeyCharge is a German cleantech company offering a distinctive solution to one of the most stubborn problems in electric vehicle charging infrastructure: how to provide reliable, accessible EV charging in buildings where running internet connectivity to every parking space is impractical, expensive, or simply impossible. HeyCharge's offline EV charging technology operates entirely via Bluetooth, eliminating the need for an internet connection at the charger while still delivering the user authentication, session management, and billing capabilities that property owners and EV drivers need. The target market is the segment of the charging industry that has proven hardest to serve with conventional networked charging solutions: apartment buildings, underground garages, and commercial properties where retrofitting ethernet or cellular connectivity to basement parking levels is prohibitively expensive. This is not a niche — it represents hundreds of millions of parking spaces across Europe and North America where EV adoption is being held back not by lack of demand but by the infrastructure cost of enabling it. HeyCharge's approach reduces installation costs by 40 to 70 percent compared to conventional networked chargers, fundamentally changing the economics of charging deployment in multi-unit residential and commercial settings. For property owners and developers, this opens the door to EV infrastructure that was previously financially unattractive. For EV drivers living in apartments, it removes one of the most significant practical barriers to going electric. The company's growth strategy is built on ecosystem partnerships — with automotive OEMs, real estate developers, property managers, and mobility service providers — embedding HeyCharge's technology into the channels and systems through which charging infrastructure is planned, installed, and managed. As European EV adoption continues to accelerate and regulatory pressure on building operators to provide charging infrastructure intensifies, HeyCharge's offline-first model positions it as a practical, cost-effective answer to a problem that mainstream charging infrastructure has consistently failed to solve.