Kolektivolt: Cocharging® for electrifying fleets without multiplying charging points
Operator Kolektivolt is bringing its shared-charging approach to businesses. Its goal: sizing infrastructure to match real needs, avoiding oversizing, and supporting the gradual electrification of fleets.
At the Rencontres Flotauto Lyon, Kolektivolt will meet with businesses to present its electric vehicle charging solutions. The company was founded in 2023 by Jérôme Saint Chély and Alexandre Valin, both of whom have around ten years of experience in electric mobility. Kolektivolt first deployed its know-how in collective residential settings — co-ownerships and social housing — where Cocharging®, its shared-charging approach, established itself as an efficient and cost-effective model. The operator is now putting this expertise to work for businesses, deploying infrastructure tailored to actual usage, centrally managed and scalable.
A market under pressure
The context is favorable. According to a 2025 Avere BVA study, 75% of companies with a parking lot are not yet equipped with a charging solution. At the same time, the LOM law requires a functional charging point for any parking lot with more than 20 spaces, and companies with more than 100 vehicles must electrify a growing share of their fleet with each renewal: 20% since January 2024 and 40% from 2027. Faced with these obligations, the question is no longer whether businesses need to equip themselves, but how to charge more electric vehicles without proportionally multiplying charging points, electrical power and investment. This is precisely the area where Kolektivolt's expertise in sizing, management and charging control comes into its own.
