Chilean startup Enerlink, which offers comprehensive charging solutions for electromobility, has raised US$3.1 million in a round co-led by Kayyak Ventures and Dalus Capital, together with Inder, the family office of businessman José Luis del Río.
The capital will be used to accelerate the startup’s international expansion, strengthen its operations in the eight countries where it already has a presence (Chile, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Uruguay, Costa Rica, and Saint Lucia), and develop new technological solutions to continue promoting electromobility in Latin America.
Founded in 2017 by Sebastián Luque, José Ignacio Dusaillant, and Alberto Cárdenas, Enerlink has had a positive impact in the region by developing solutions for companies and organizations to actively and efficiently manage their energy.
Through electric vehicle charging management software and with a workforce of more than 50 employees, the startup totaled more than 2,000,000 charging transactions in 2025, operating with more than 30 brands of chargers for its customers seeking to optimize the operation of electric fleets and maximize the profitability of public charging stations.
“Latin America and the rest of the world need to migrate to a sustainable transportation system, and electromobility is the only technologically and economically viable solution,” said Sebastián Luque, CEO of Enerlink, in an interview with Contxto. “Electromobility is in a virtuous cycle that constantly improves prices, vehicle supply, and user experience,” adds Luque.
Enerlink’s systems and infrastructure integrate data on chargers, vehicles, and real-time operating data, allowing for the optimization of charging schedules, power balancing, and emissions measurement. The company has one of the largest public charging networks in Chile and, added to its operations in countries in the region such as Colombia and Mexico, has a total of more than 3,000 electric vehicle charging points.
“For electromobility to reach its true potential in Latin America, it is not enough to have electric vehicles; we need smart and efficient infrastructure,” said Diego Serebrisky, Managing Partner at Dalus Capital. “We see Enerlink as a high-potential startup that is key to accelerating this transition,” adds Serebrisky.
Walmart, Enex, Mercado Libre, Cencosud, Pepsico, City Energy, and Metrobús are some of the 180 clients featured in the catalog of the company, which seeks to continue growing in development, technology, and international impact by scaling its electromobility model, in addition to consolidating its work in the countries where it currently operates.
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