L-Charge

About L-Charge

L-Charge is a provider of off-grid electric vehicle charging solutions for commercial fleet operators, founded in 2020 by Dmitry Lashin and co-founder Oksana Fedoseyeva. Lashin's background includes building energy facilities, and he is now applying that experience to develop technical solutions for EV charging stations. The company was established to address the challenge of insufficient charging infrastructure for the growing EV market.

The company's core offering is a "Charging-as-a-Service" (CaaS) model, which provides businesses with access to ultra-fast EV charging without the need for upfront capital investment (CapEx) in hardware or lengthy grid upgrades. L-Charge delivers, operates, and maintains mobile and stationary charging units, allowing clients to pay per kWh used at a predictable flat rate. This model is designed to help fleets electrify on a shorter timeline, often within weeks, by bypassing the typical 2+ year wait for utility grid enhancements. L-Charge's solutions are aimed at a variety of sectors including ridesharing, last-mile delivery, logistics, and public transit.

L-Charge offers several products, including mobile charging trucks and containerized versions for permanent commercial use. A notable product is a mobile EV charging and roadside assistance vehicle, which integrates a 60kW DC fast charger into a Ford F-250 to F-550 service truck. The company's stationary chargers are modular and can be deployed rapidly. For instance, a 180kW charger comes with two charging guns that can either provide 90kW simultaneously or 180kW from a single gun. These systems are powered by various fuels, including natural gas, renewable natural gas (RNG), and are hydrogen-ready, positioning them as a transitional technology toward greener energy sources. The company also provides a charging management dashboard for real-time analysis of charging activities.

The company has secured significant funding to support its growth. In September 2021, it raised $1.5 million in a pre-seed round. This was followed by an $8 million Series A round in September 2024 and a $10 million funding round in January 2026, both led by Ultra Capital, with participation from founder Dmitry Lashin. These funds are being used to scale deployments across the United States, expand its product portfolio, and grow its sales and operations teams. Headquartered in California, L-Charge has expanded its team, appointing Stephen Kelley as CEO in October 2025.