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NexCharge powers inclusive mobility

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NexCharge provides EV charging for the people who need it most. Com4 makes sure that energy is always there, everywhere.

Poland is home to Europe's newest mobility innovation. NexCharge builds compact charging stations for wheelchairs, e-bikes, phones and laptops, combining accessible design, smart energy management, and reliable IoT connectivity through Com4's eSIM network.

CEO Grzegorz Obajtek is expanding public charging infrastructure beyond the car, bringing on-demand, pay-per-use top-ups to the devices people actually rely on day to day, from mobility aids to consumer electronics.

About NexCharge

NexCharge is a young company with a simple mission: to make electric power accessible to everyone on the move, especially those overlooked by traditional infrastructure. Founded by Grzegorz Obajtek, who previously helped deploy more than 300 EV chargers for a major energy company, NexCharge has turned its focus to the micro-mobility sector: small electric vehicles and portable devices that keep daily life moving.

Each NexCharge unit is about the size of a small vending machine, built to withstand weather and public use. It features outlets and connectors for charging mobility scooters, e-bikes, wheelchairs, phones, and laptops. Most importantly, every station is ergonomically designed, so a person using a wheelchair or walker can easily plug in and recharge.

“From elderly wheelchair users to teenagers in skate parks – they all need access to electricity in places where it wasn’t available before,” says Obajtek.

By providing charging infrastructure where conventional EV chargers don’t fit or make economic sense, NexCharge is empowering people to go further and stay connected. A shopping mall can install a station to attract visitors, a restaurant can offer charging while customers dine, and a park or mountain shelter can host a unit for emergency phone or wheelchair battery top-ups.

Challenges

While electric car charging networks continue to spread across Europe, millions of small electric users are being left out. Powered wheelchairs, scooters, and e-bikes have virtually nowhere to plug in once their owners leave home, creating a growing gap in public charging infrastructure.

For many people, this gap is a real barrier to independence. Obajtek saw the problem first hand through conversations with wheelchair users and daily commuters. "They told me they were afraid to go too far from home. That's when I knew we needed chargers for them, not for cars."

The shortage of charging points for small devices affects the general public too. Anyone who has searched for a power outlet in a city park, along a hiking trail, or at a remote tourist spot knows how quickly a low battery can cut a day short. NexCharge fills exactly this gap, delivering practical, affordable, and inclusive power access to the public spaces where people actually spend their time.

Smartphone showing the NexCharge app login screen

The Solution: A “vending machine” for power

NexCharge’s innovation is elegantly simple: a self-contained charging station that can be placed almost anywhere and used by anyone. Users scan the QR code on the station, choose how long they need, and pay straight from their phone’s browser – no app or account required. The optional NexCharge app adds a map of nearby units, reservations, and invoices.

Stations can connect to existing electrical networks or integrate with solar panels and battery storage for remote, off-grid operation. Obajtek proudly notes: “We even tested a unit on a mountaintop near the Slovakian border – snow, wind, freezing temperatures – and it still connected and charged perfectly.”

Each station can generate income for the host location, such as a café, city park, or shopping mall. NexCharge handles the network and payments, while the host receives a share of charging revenue and a refund for energy use.

Powered by Com4 connectivity

Inside every station, Com4’s eSIM provides the vital link between device and cloud. This connection enables everything from user activation and session logging to remote diagnostics and real-time service monitoring.

“Com4 provides communication between my units and the system,” Obajtek explains. “It allows users to activate charging and helps us remotely diagnose or restart a station if needed. The Com4 SIM is like a remote control for each charger.”

Each unit sends a “heartbeat” every few seconds. If something malfunctions or goes offline, NexCharge’s system detects it instantly. Many issues can be fixed remotely – reducing downtime, service costs, and carbon footprint.

Because Com4’s network operates across hundreds of mobile carriers in nearly 190 countries, NexCharge can deploy stations anywhere without local setup. No Wi-Fi, no manual SIM configuration; just plug, power, and connect.

Green NexCharge charging station beside a park bench, with a smartphone plugged in to charge

Results and ambitions

Though still in its startup phase, NexCharge is already running pilot installations in Poland, with plans to expand across Europe and beyond. The solution’s plug-and-play scalability means each new site can be installed in minutes and activated remotely through Com4’s network.

The company’s patented technology covers most of Europe, with expansion into the US, Canada, and Asia-Pacific now under way. NexCharge is also developing partnerships with renewable energy providers to create solar-powered, off-grid charging packages for businesses and municipalities.

“This is a global need, not just local,” says Obajtek. “People everywhere need small-scale, sustainable power options.”

As NexCharge grows, Com4’s partnership remains central – not just technically, but strategically. Obajtek credits Com4’s responsiveness and expertise as key to keeping operations smooth:

“Com4 understands our needs and believes in what we’re doing. They’ve supported us from the start. They are not just a supplier, but a partner.”

Quick facts

Mission: Inclusive charging for small EVs and personal devices

Founder & CEO: Grzegorz Obajtek

Core markets: Poland, Europe-wide expansion

Use cases: Wheelchairs, e-bikes, scooters, phones, laptops

Connectivity: Com4 eSIM – global, always-on IoT link

Remote management: Real-time monitoring, reboot, and diagnostics

Design: Compact, weatherproof, wheelchair-friendly

Business model: Hosts share revenue and recover energy costs

Patents: Granted across Europe, expansion to North America and Asia in progress

Countries
190
Com4's network lets NexCharge deploy stations in nearly 190 countries, with no local SIM setup.
Connector types
3
230 V, USB-C and Type 2 sockets charge phones, laptops, e-scooters, e-bikes and wheelchairs.
QR scan to power
<1  min
No app or account needed: scan the QR code, pick a time and pay by card or phone.
To charity
1 %
Users can choose to give 1% of every charging session to a charity of their choice.
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“Connectivity isn’t just a feature for us, it’s fundamental. Com4 makes sure every charging station just works, wherever we put it. That lets us focus on innovation and growth.”
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