Hiflow and Electra simplify the charging of electric vehicles in transit.

Hiflow, a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility and a leader in individual vehicle delivery, announces a strategic partnership with Electra, a European specialist in ultra-fast charging. The goal is to simplify and improve the profitability of the transporters’ operations.

A market context that necessitates innovation in conveying logistics.

The transition to electric vehicles is accelerating. By 2025, electric cars already represented 20% of new car sales in France. According to the Alternative Fuels Observatory, this share could reach 36% by 2027.

Hiflow directly reflects this trend: between 2024 and 2025, the number of electric vehicles delivered by the platform increased by 81%. The most frequently transported models, such as the Renault Scenic E-Tech Electric, Peugeot e-208, and Renault Mégane E-Tech, demonstrate the scale of this transformation.

This surge in demand is reshaping the logistics of vehicle transport. Unlike internal combustion engine vehicles, electric vehicle transport requires precise range management, rigorous planning of charging stops, and a thorough understanding of available infrastructure. Mastering these new constraints has become a strategic imperative, both for independent transport companies and their clients.

What the Hiflow x Electra partnership concretely brings to conveyors

To meet these challenges, Hiflow has chosen to partner with Electra, one of Europe’s leading ultra-fast charging operators. This partnership gives Hiflow carriers access to a network of over 690 stations across 10 countries, including more than 400 in France.

The benefits are immediately operational:

• Exclusive preferential rate, with no commitment or additional fees
• Ultra-fast charging at a minimum of 300 kW, allowing you to go from 20% to 80% battery in 20 to 30 minutes
• Extended access to Electra’s partner network, commission-free
• Customer support available 24/7, in French and English

A fully digitalized process, from the kiosk to the invoice

Beyond the price, the partnership focuses on administrative simplicity, a point that is often restrictive for freelancers.

The entire charging process is managed via the Electra app:

• Create an account via a Hiflow affiliate link
• Locate available charging stations in real time,
• Start and stop charging from the app, and
• Receive a detailed invoice after each session.

Billing is based on a fixed price per kWh, which is transparent and immediately justifiable, making it easier for Hiflow to cover charging costs. The monthly history, accessible directly in the app, also simplifies the accounting for the carriers.

A long-term commitment to electric mobility

This partnership is part of Hiflow’s overall strategy, which has been supporting the electric transition of the automotive sector for several years.

For CA Personal Finance & Mobility and its partners active in electric mobility, this initiative illustrates how the ecosystem is organizing itself to remove practical barriers to electric vehicle adoption, whether related to financing, logistics, or charging infrastructure.