Austria-based EV battery diagnostics specialist Aviloo has secured €30 million in funding earmarked for international expansion, with particular emphasis on the U.S. and Asian markets.
The funding was led by private equity firm Armira Growth, together with existing investors Invest AG and Raiffeisen KMU Invest. The European Innovation Council Fund is no longer a shareholder.
Founded in 2018, Aviloo has established itself as a leading provider of independent EV battery diagnostics.
According to Aviloo, the extra funding will be used to accelerate international expansion, especially towards the U.S. and Asia, where demand for independent battery diagnostics and certification is growing fast; to develop new products and testing procedures; and to build strategic partnerships with the automotive and battery industries.
- Marcus Berger, CEO of Aviloo (pictured centre, flanked by co-founders Nikolaus Mayerhofer, left; and Wolfgang Berger), said the funding was an “important milestone” for the company, as it wants to broaden independent battery diagnostics to a global standard, not a niche aftermarket add-on.
- Florian Tappeiner of Armira Growth said his company’s investment reflected a bet on a rapidly expanding BEV fleet, expected to triple to around 150 million vehicles worldwide by 2030.
- Invest AG’s Christoph Hikes underscored Aviloo’s strong positioning and the groundwork laid for global rollout, which the new investor structure aims to accelerate.
Aviloo’s battery diagnostics have been certified by CARA, the European Car Remarketing Association, and have gained traction among OEMs, aftermarket partners, and independent bodies.
With fresh capital, Aviloo is positioning itself for a pivotal 2026, with multiple product introductions planned and deeper penetration of key international markets anticipated.
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