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Fleet electrification software for commercial EV fleet management and energy optimization. Acquired by Ford Motor Company. Powers Ford Pro Charging solutions.
Electriphi is a fleet electrification software company that was acquired by Ford Motor Company in 2021 to become the technology foundation for Ford Pro's commercial EV fleet charging solutions. Originally founded in Santa Clara, California, Electriphi built a software platform that helps commercial fleet operators plan, deploy, and manage EV charging infrastructure at their depot facilities.\n\nThe Electriphi platform provides charge management, energy optimization, and fleet intelligence tools that allow fleet managers to minimize energy costs, ensure vehicles are charged and ready for their routes, and monitor the health of both vehicles and charging equipment. The system integrates with fleet telematics and utility rate data to intelligently schedule charging during off-peak periods, reducing energy costs for large commercial fleets.\n\nAs part of Ford Pro, Electriphi's technology serves Ford's commercial van and truck customers transitioning to electric vehicles, including the F-150 Lightning Pro and E-Transit. The platform's ability to optimize charging across large depot operations — balancing vehicle readiness, energy demand, and cost — addresses one of the most operationally complex challenges in commercial fleet electrification.
Rhode Island all-electric seaglider maker flying in ground effect at 180+ mph for coastal routes; YC W21 $90M Founders Fund/8090-backed with $8B+ in orders from Japan Airlines and Mesa Airlines for 2026-27 delivery.
REGENT is a North Kingstown, Rhode Island-based aerospace and maritime company — backed by Y Combinator (W21) with $90 million raised including a $60 million Series A co-led by 8090 Industries and Founders Fund in October 2023 with strategic investments from Japan Airlines and Lockheed Martin — developing and manufacturing all-electric seagliders, a new vehicle category that combines the speed of aircraft with the simplicity of boats by flying in ground effect (within one wingspan of the water surface) on hydrofoils, enabling 180+ mph zero-emission coastal transit over water at costs competitive with ferries. Founded in 2020 by Billy Thalheimer and Mike Klinker (MIT aerospace engineers), REGENT has secured over $8 billion in commercial orders for 500+ seagliders from operators including Mesa Airlines, Brittany Ferries, and Pacific Basin Ferry, with deliveries expected to begin in 2026-2027.
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