List of Plug and Play Mobility Batch 6 companies

SparkCharge revolutionizes electric vehicle fleet charging with its mobile, off-grid Charging‑as‑a‑Service (CaaS) platform. Founded in 2017 by Josh Aviv, it delivers portable DC fast chargers directly to vehicles—eliminating infrastructure delays and powering fleets across North America.

Addionics is creating next-generation batteries through intelligent 3D battery architecture and engineering.

Lingrove is a materials and design company focused on plant based fibers and resins. They produce Ekoa, a thermoplastic material.

Amply Power is a Mountain View, California-based provider of commercial fleet electric-charging services.

A company using machine learning across utility, automotive and driver data to predict, optimize and manage electric vehicle charging, solving grid integration challenges from rapid EV adoption.

Compredict is an AI-powered solutions provider for software-defined vehicles founded in 2016.

Actronika is a high-definition haptics for a sensory touch experience founded in 2014 by Gilles Meyer, Vincent Hayward and Rafal Pijewski.

A company using ADAS and autonomous vehicle sensors and infrastructure to predict and prepare a vehicle and its occupants for an imminent crash.

WaveSense is a Somerville, Massachusetts-based company founded by Carsten Boers.

Passenger AI is a remote monitoring software company focused on robotaxi telematics.

eIQ Mobility is a company founded in 2018.

Valerann is a company founded by Gabriel Jacobson.

Launch Mobility is a company founded in 2017 by Carlos Sierra.

Kopernikus Automotive is a Germany-based company.

WorkLane is a Boston-based company founded in 2020.

Solace Power Inc. is a Mount Pearl-based company founded in 2007.

Cognomotive is a Menlo Park, California-based company.

Orbis is a Mill Valley, California-based company.

Precivision is an HD mapping and localization for autonomous vehicles.