EU-Startups has discovered that Standab, a Swedish answer supplier for city smart-charging infrastructure, has raised €3.6 million in a funding spherical to scale operations throughout 15 European cities.
The spherical was led by Spintop Ventures along with Almi Make investments GreenTech. That is Standab’s first bigger funding spherical following the preliminary angel backing.
Marcus Adolfsson, Co-founder and CEO of Standab, mentioned: “Cities and operators alike are calling for smarter methods to combine micromobility into the city panorama. Our common charging answer solves operational inefficiencies whereas decreasing emissions and creating cleaner streets. With this funding, we are able to speed up our roll-out and work in the direction of making Standab the European commonplace for micromobility charging.”
Based in 2025, Standab offers patented charging stations for e-scooters, e-bikes and different mild EVs, enabling cities and operators to chop prices, scale back litter, and speed up the shift to sustainable city mobility.
The funding can be used to scale operations, increase into 15 European cities by the second half of 2026 and broaden its partnerships with main micromobility operators.
Erik Wenngren, Associate at Spintop Ventures, added: “Standab is uniquely positioned to turn out to be the common smart-charging spine for Europe’s micromobility sector. The corporate combines sturdy operator partnerships, confirmed expertise, and a extremely skilled workforce.
“This funding implies that Standab can roll out their clever mixed software program/{hardware} answer, as the corporate continues to scale throughout Europe and ship each monetary and sustainability impression. This funding is absolutely aligned with one in all our core funding themes: accelerating the transition in the direction of a round future.”
Shared micromobility has grown quickly in European cities, however Standab says inconsistent charging practices have led to operational inefficiencies, excessive prices, and road litter. Micromobility operators typically depend on pricey and emission-heavy battery swapping utilizing vans, whereas cities wrestle to combine these companies seamlessly.
Standab seems to be to deal with these challenges by means of its standardised charging stations, that are reportedly appropriate with greater than 85% of present scooter and e-bike fleets.
Having already entered partnerships with main operators reminiscent of Dott/Tier, Standab permits automated charging, reduces the necessity for extra batteries, and considerably lowers CO₂ emissions.
In pilots, Standab has proven a 50% discount in charging prices, 45% greater fleet availability, and as much as 55% fewer swap duties, whereas cities profit from decluttered streets and free infrastructure.
Jonathan Lannö, Funding Supervisor at Almi Make investments GreenTech, mentioned: “Standab’s common charging answer tackles one of many greatest bottlenecks within the micromobility sector: pricey and emission-heavy battery swaps. By extending battery lifecycles, decreasing fleet overcapacity and enabling grid-smart charging, the corporate immediately reduces emissions and helps cities combine cleaner, extra environment friendly transport options.
“At Almi Make investments GreenTech, our mission is to assist firms that speed up the inexperienced transition – a mission that Standab embodies completely.”
This new funding inches Standab one step nearer to attaining its mission of serving to cities embrace cleaner, extra environment friendly city mobility techniques.
