The parking start-up YesPark wants to electrify its spaces

Founded in 2014, with around fifty employees, the company manages nearly 60.000 parking spaces, particularly in the basements of social housing buildings.

YesPark will take advantage of this round table to deploy charging stations for electric and hybrid cars, facing its competitor Zenpark but also parking giants like Indigo.

"By 2025, we will equip more than 30.000 parking spaces with electric terminals and offer them for long-term rental on our platform at a price accessible to all," said Charles Pfister, one of the young co-founders, in a press release. from YesPark.

“Thanks to the reinforcement of our technological solution and the development of the company, we will reach 200.000 spaces by 2025”, underlined Mr. Pfister, while the number of places decreases on the surface and the parking prices increase. .

YesPark raised these funds from the Banque des Territoires and the French funds Ring Capital, Sofiouest and Founders Future, while the NEoT Green Mobility platform supports it in financing the charging stations.