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Updated on 8/20/2026
Fleet EV charging infrastructure and services
$80k - $92k/yr
San Francisco, CA, USA
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Terawatt Infrastructure builds and runs EV charging networks for fleets, committing over $1 billion to acquire, build, operate, and maintain charging centers near warehouses, highways, downtown areas, and airports to serve light-, medium-, and heavy-duty fleets. The charging centers provide hardware, software, and maintenance services that enable fleet operators to charge vehicles for local shift- and overnight needs, long-haul en-route top-ups, and urban airport-area charging. It stands out by scaling up capital to create a nationwide network and by controlling hardware, software, and maintenance end-to-end for reliability and fast charging. Its goal is to help commercial fleets electrify at scale by delivering dependable charging infrastructure so customers can focus on their core business.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$1.5B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2018
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EV charging company Terawatt secures up to $300 million debt financing. The senior secured facility will support charging depots for autonomous and electric fleets June 26, 2026 Follow Mercom India on WhatsApp for exclusive updates on clean energy news and insights Terawatt Infrastructure, a charging infrastructure platform for autonomous and electric vehicle fleets, has entered into a five-year senior secured financing facility for up to $150 million, with an option to raise an additional $150 million. MERCOM insider. Where clean energy's most influential leaders get their intelligence Exclusive reporting, market intelligence, and insider access that shapes billion-dollar decisions in renewable energy and clean technology.
Terawatt Infrastructure Inc., a company that provides chargers for electric cars and counts Waymo as a customer, said it is borrowing as much as $300 million from b…
Terawatt Infrastructure Inc., which provides electric vehicle chargers and counts Waymo as a customer, has secured up to $300 million in debt financing to support acquisition and development of charging facilities in the US and internationally. The company has arranged a five-year senior secured credit facility of up to $150 million, with an option for an additional $150 million, according to a Wednesday statement. The lending syndicate is led by RBC Capital Markets, with participation from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. and UBS Group AG. The funding will enable Terawatt to expand its charging infrastructure network to support the growing electric vehicle market.
TeraWatt Infrastructure, a US-based electric vehicle charging infrastructure provider, has secured $1.5 billion in strategic investment. The company builds large-scale EV charging infrastructure solutions to address user charging needs. No further details about the investors, valuation, or specific deployment plans were disclosed.