Elocity

Elocity is a Polish electric vehicle (EV) charging management company. According to its official website, it supplies public EV charging points to entrepreneurs, investors and corporations, and advises them on how to earn revenue from electromobility. The company operates at the intersection of charging hardware, software and business services: it offers charging stations for business, charging stations in leasing, a mobile application, RFID cards for charging without the app, fuel and fleet cards, and dedicated offers for investors, operators and different industries such as logistics, shopping centres, fleets, municipalities, HoReCa, parking and OUP, and terminals. Elocity's customer base spans both the supply side and the demand side of EV charging. On the supply side it works with businesses and site owners who want to host public charging points, including retail and commercial locations. On the demand side it serves EV drivers through its mobile application and RFID card, which give access to charging stations. The company also addresses fleet electrification, for example through its Elocity Mobile Connect offering for home charging of company fleet vehicles. The company is active in the Polish market, where the density of public charging points relative to the number of battery electric vehicles is a closely watched metric. Elocity's newsroom cites Polish New Mobility Association estimates on the number of BEVs per public charging point, reflecting its positioning as a participant in the build-out of Poland's public charging infrastructure. It also highlights cooperation with charging point operators (CPOs), for example making Pevna Energy charging stations available in the Elocity app. Elocity presents itself as more than a hardware vendor: it describes technology and an ecosystem working for the results of charging point operators. Its website is organised around offers for start, duo and pro segments, investor offers, operator offers, and fuel and fleet cards, suggesting a tiered commercial model for different sizes and types of customers. The brand is therefore best understood as a charging-as-a-service and charging management platform for the Polish e-mobility market.

Elocity is a Polish electric vehicle charging management company. Public information about its founding and early corporate history is limited, but its official website and Wikidata entry identify it as a company operating in the EV charging management space in Poland. The company has built its business around supplying public EV charging points to entrepreneurs, investors and corporations, and around advising clients on how to generate revenue from electromobility. Its website presents a structured commercial offer divided into Start, Duo and Pro packages, alongside dedicated offers for investors and for charging point operators. It also serves EV drivers directly through a mobile application and an RFID card that enables charging without the app, and it offers fuel and fleet cards. Elocity addresses multiple customer segments. Its industry pages list logistics, shopping centres, fleets, municipalities, HoReCa, parking and OUP, and terminals, indicating that it targets site owners and operators who want to host public charging infrastructure. For fleets, it offers Elocity Mobile Connect, a home charging solution for company vehicles; Holcim Polska is cited as a user of this service for its fleet cars, including in demanding areas such as heavy transport. A significant part of Elocity's activity involves cooperation with charging point operators (CPOs). The company frames its technology and ecosystem as working to improve CPO results, and it integrates third-party charging networks into its app. In August 2026 it announced that Pevna Energy charging stations at a new hub in Kraków — described as one of the most powerful publicly accessible charging locations in Poland and Europe, with 540 kW per connector — are available in the Elocity app. Elocity also engages in market analysis and advocacy around charging infrastructure utilisation. In an August 2026 press release it cited Polish New Mobility Association estimates that Poland had statistically 9.6 battery electric vehicles per publicly accessible charging point in 2024, rising to 11.7 BEVs per point by mid-2026. This metric illustrates the company's focus on the economics of charging infrastructure as EV adoption grows. As of the available evidence, Elocity remains an active Polish company in the EV charging management sector. Detailed information on its ownership, founding year, founders and financial status is not provided in the supplied sources.

• Pevna Energy charging hub at Atut Ruczaj in Kraków, with 540 kW per connector, becomes available in the Elocity app.

• Elocity publishes a press release on charging station utilisation, citing Polish New Mobility Association data on BEVs per public charging point.

Charging-as-a-service and charging management platform helping businesses, investors and operators build and monetise public EV charging infrastructure in Poland.

• Oferta Start

  Entry-level commercial offer for EV charging, listed on the Elocity website.

• Oferta Duo

  Mid-tier commercial offer for EV charging, listed on the Elocity website.

• Oferta Pro

  Advanced commercial offer for EV charging, listed on the Elocity website.

• Oferta dla inwestorów

  Offer aimed at investors who want to host or invest in public EV charging points.

• Oferta dla operatorów

  Offer aimed at charging point operators (CPOs).

• Karta RFID

  RFID card enabling EV charging without using the mobile app.

• Karty paliwowe i flota

  Fuel and fleet cards offered by Elocity.

• Elocity Mobile Connect

  Home charging solution for company fleet vehicles; used by Holcim Polska.

1. 1Zarabiaj na ładowaniu samochodów elektrycznych - Elocityelo.city
2. 2Elocity - Wikidatawikidata.org