HelioCharge raises $60M Series A for ultra-fast EV charging network

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HelioCharge's Series A, led by GreenLine Capital, will fund rollout of charging stations that mix solid-state power inverters with on-site battery buffers to reduce grid strain. The startup claims their stations can deliver consistent 350+ kW peaks across simultaneous charging sessions.

The battery buffer architecture lets HelioCharge smooth demand spikes and negotiate energy costs dynamically, which the company says reduces site-level infrastructure upgrades and speeds deployment. Each node includes remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance tools.

HelioCharge is piloting installations with municipal fleets and logistics companies, and promises a developer API for fleet management integration. The company plans a phased regional expansion and new partnerships to secure renewable energy credits tied to each charging session.