Startup · $10.7m raised
Brisbane, QLD
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round EVOS raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Autostrada | Seed | - |
| Circuit Solutions | Seed | - |
| Trade and Investment Queensland | Grant | - |
Companies EVOS acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming EVOS. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
EVOS, a Brisbane EV charging startup, has secured $4 million from existing backers as the opening slice of a planned $10 million Series B; its three founders previously worked at failed charger maker Tritium.
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Profile of a Brisbane predictive-biometrics wearable maker courting NASA's Artemis III mission, alongside news that it and 34 other Queensland exporters received Go Global Export Program grants.
Brisbane EV charging maker EVOS Energy receives Queensland government backing to take its chargers into India; the profile also recalls its $5 million Series A and traces its growth.
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Australian manufacturing roundup: IDT Australia's shareholder raise, EV charger rollouts, a mining equipment hire, a plastics recycling plant completion, research collaborations and government funding moves.
Weekly roundup detailing nine Australian startup funding rounds totalling $107.35 million, spanning pet e-commerce, quantum sensors, proptech, agtech, EV charging, sailing apparel, marketing tools, consumer goods and pregnancy wearables.
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Brisbane EV charging manufacturer EVOS completed a $5 million funding round backed by existing investors, following a $1.7 million seed round two years earlier, with a new home charger launching in July.
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Brisbane startup Evos has released its first product, a home electric vehicle charger for fleet customers, following an earlier capital raising, with initial sales through Ampol.
Weekly roundup reporting Butn's ASX listing, Cicada Innovations' renewed health-sector partnership, and fresh raises by Kāhu, FL0, Lyka, Sourse AI and Evos.
Brisbane EV charging startup EVOS, founded by three ex-Tritium staff, raised $1.7 million in seed funding from Autostrada and an unnamed ASX-listed firm to develop chargers and energy software and hire nine engineers.
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