Inside Hypercharge’s Growing Network of EV Charging Brands

Hypercharge has been making big moves with recent acquisitions that expand our electric vehicle charging network across Quebec and the United States.

By bringing together complementary brands, expertise, and capabilities, we’re strengthening our Canadian roots while setting in motion bold plans to expand our presence across North America.

For Hypercharge’s co-founder, president, and CEO David Bibby, the road to building a business that’s shaping the future of EV charging started in 2019 with a Saturday afternoon test drive and the purchase of his first EV. He soon realized that the greatest challenge of EV ownership – finding accessible and reliable charging – also presented an opportunity to support EV adoption by addressing the rapidly growing need for EV charging infrastructure.

A few months after officially launching operations in late 2021, Hypercharge Networks Corp. acquired Spark Charging Solutions. The EV charging solutions pioneer brought five years of experience supplying and installing EV charging stations across Canada and expertise built over 30 years in the commercial electrical services industry.

Quebec currently leads Canadian provinces and territories in ZEV market share, according to Statistics Canada. It’s also home to Eddie, an innovative EV charging company launched in 2024 by Quebec City-based software developer AXSO.

Eddie’s electric vehicle energy management system (EVEMS) simplifies EV charger installation and operations for apartment and condo buildings, public spaces, and commercial fleets by reducing the risk of overloading a property’s electrical system.

In May 2026, Hypercharge acquired Eddie, adding more than 2,700 charging ports to the Hypercharge network. Most of the ports are in “La Belle Province,” with a smaller number in Ontario and British Columbia. About half of Eddie’s ports are in multifamily buildings, one of EV charging’s fastest-growing sectors, and 20 per cent are in hotels.

The transaction also brought the Eddie brand and customer contracts to Hypercharge, along with selected intellectual property and other operating assets. Following a transitional period that will ease Eddie customers and partners into the Hypercharge fold, AXSO will be able to focus on developing its cutting-edge EV charging software.

Founded by commercial real estate professionals, Texas-based REVS brings a unique perspective to EV charging. The company specializes in turnkey Level 2 charging solutions for apartment and condominium communities, hotels, and commercial properties across the United States.

Drawing on decades of experience in real estate financing and development, REVS helps property owners plan, install, finance, and operate charging infrastructure, including options that require no upfront investment from qualifying properties.

Hypercharge’s acquisition of REVS in October 2026 established the Company’s first U.S.-based operating platform, bringing an established business, customer relationships, and local expertise into the Hypercharge family.

The acquisition added 550 company-owned charging ports and 650 customer-owned ports under management across 26 states, expanding Hypercharge’s network to more than 12,000 ports sold or managed.

REVS founder and CEO David Aaronson, who brings more than 40 years of commercial real estate experience, also joined Hypercharge’s leadership team as President of its U.S. subsidiary. Together, REVS’s established U.S. operations and Hypercharge’s technology and resources provide a strong foundation for continued growth across the American market.