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One platform, one bill
One consolidated invoice from Hubivy instead of dozens from individual vendors — control, remote access and monitoring in one place.
Market 2026
Electromobility is growing. Managing it is fragmented.
Europe has passed one million public charge points and must add over two million more by 2030. Every station sits in a car park — yet today the two are managed by separate, disconnected systems.
+2M
charge points to add across Europe by 2030
~29%
annual growth of the management market (CAGR to 2030)
Europe · public charge points (millions)
📉 Low utilisation
Small operators drown in underused assets — fragmentation blocks reinvestment and growth.
🇪🇺 EU regulatory pressure
AFIR sets a binding pace for infrastructure rollout to 2030 — the market has to accelerate.
The problem
Dozens of vendors. Zero cohesion.
An operator today runs one system for chargers, another for parking, another for payments, another for energy — each with its own invoice, its own login, its own support. The result is cost, complexity, and assets that never reach their potential.
The idea
A station doesn't stand in a forest. It always stands in a car park.
That was the starting point. If the charger and the car park are physically connected, managing them should be too. Hubivy was built to do it better, more modern, and with AI at its core — one platform that brings everything into a single hub.
What we're building
Three pillars, one hub
A solid foundation today, a network that connects all of Europe tomorrow.
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AI at the core
Most platforms only host stations. Hubivy goes further — built-in AI is the site's central brain: it monitors, diagnoses, controls traffic and access, and balances power. Already in production, not a promise.
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A network that compounds
Today every car park is an island. Hubivy connects sites into one network — once operators open them publicly, a driver books a space and charging anywhere. The more sites join, the more valuable the hub. A network effect that can't be copied.
The site in real time
The whole car park on one screen.
Chargers and spaces, live, in a single operator view — every connector's status, every space, every session as it happens. Charging and parking stop being two products and become one flow.
One session, one entry
Authorisation by plate (ANPR) and RFID resolved in a single session — the driver just arrives and plugs in.
Spaces, optimised
Subscriptions and queues — spaces reserved, balanced and turned over instead of sitting idle.
One settlement
Charging and parking billed together, on one invoice, instead of two disconnected systems.
Proof, not a promise
Already running in production.
Hubivy isn't a mockup. The platform runs live at app.hubivy.se, drives real stations over OCPP, and has survived a hardware test on live charging equipment.
~50×
faster back online
OCPP 1.6
live · 2.0-ready
RLS
in-database isolation
24/7
backups & monitoring
AI
live diagnostics
🔒 Data secured
Tenant isolation at the database level and GDPR Art. 32 compliance built in from day one.
📊 Ready to scale
Architecture built for real enterprise customers — on the path to SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Under the hood
Built enterprise-grade from day one.
Security and scale aren't bolted on later — they're the foundation. The architecture is designed for the compliance real enterprise customers demand.
OCPP 1.6 — live in production, 2.0-ready
GDPR Art. 32 — data protection designed in
Path to SOC 2 / ISO 27001 — controls from the start
Real-time — live station status pushed to the operator
Stack — FastAPI · PostgreSQL · Redis · React 19
EU-sovereign AI — data processed inside the EU
Step by step
Building the hub, layer by layer.
Now · live
Charging (CPMS)
Live at app.hubivy.se — OCPP 1.6, AI, multi-tenant, real-time.
Next
Parking
Spaces as an access resource — plate authorisation, subscriptions, queues.
Then
Energy
Site power balancing and energy-storage management.
Horizon
Driver marketplace
A public network of sites — booking parking and charging across Europe.
Why Hubivy
Unification can be copied. The network — can't.
The central point where all electromobility services converge — one hub that gets more valuable with every site that joins.