How This Entrepreneur Built A Mobile EV Charging Business From His Dorm Room

From his dorm room at Syracuse University, Josh Aviv founded SparkCharge, a mobile electric vehicle charger designed to eliminate “range anxiety” -or the fear EV drivers have about getting stranded because the country isn't fully prepared to charge electric cars. SparkCharge raised $59 million from investors since 2017, according to PitchBook. Additionally, in 2020, received a $1 million investment from billionaire Mark Cuban after appearing on Shark Tank.
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[@brittanywilkins777]

Great visionary in filling a gap in the market. Wishing his business continued growth and success.

[@JingJao]

PROUD OF YOU SIR. REP THAT BLACK COMMUNITY 💪

[@Matt3D2D]

Hope he succeeds

[@henrysylvester-williams9143]

Great idea. I hope that SparkCharge is successful and that you're well on your way into becoming a billionaire

[@sinoevc]

It's so cool！ 😀

[@BrianCGimmicks2025]

#Granholm was the first person talking about infrastructure.
Bye to the Energy Secretary!