Crijn Bouman
CEO / Co-founder

Rocsys develops hands-free charging solutions specifically designed for electric and autonomous vehicle fleets in industrial environments. Their platform enables automated charging connections for terminal tractors, logistics vehicles, and robotaxis, removing manual intervention from fleet operations. This technology supports scaling electric and autonomous deployments across ports, logistics centers, and automotive applications.
Raised to date
$56MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 2 known rounds

EIFOGEGV+2$13M · Series A Extension
Announced Apr 2026
Disclosed cumulative: $49M
Reported total $56M
Incomplete round history. $7M of the $56M reported total isn’t matched to a known round.
Current electric vehicle charging processes are often manual, slow, and prone to errors, creating inefficiencies and safety concerns, especially as EV fleets scale and the demand for autonomous vehicle operations increases. Existing charging infrastructure struggles to meet the demands of fully autonomous systems, requiring human intervention and hindering true autonomy.
Rocsys provides hands-free charging solutions for electric vehicles, integrating both hardware and software to automate the charging process. The Rocsys platform utilizes a robot-assisted charging connector that physically connects to the vehicle's charging port without human intervention. This system ensures precise and reliable connections, enabling faster charging cycles and improved safety. The platform includes the Rocsys Steward, an automatic connection device, the Rocsys Portal for monitoring and management, the Rocsys API for integration with existing systems, and Rocsys Proactive Care for continuous service and support. By automating the charging process, Rocsys aims to make EV charging effortless, scalable, and ready for fully autonomous vehicle fleets.
The primary target audience includes operators of electric vehicle fleets in ports, logistics, automotive, and other industries, as well as autonomous vehicle solution providers and vehicle manufacturers looking to automate and optimize their charging processes.