While the world debates range anxiety and Tesla's Supercharger network, a 130-person Israeli company is quietly managing the energy grid for thousands of EV chargers globally. Driivz isn't selling cars—it's selling the intelligence that makes electrification possible.

"Driivz isn't building the charging stations—it's building the nervous system that makes them intelligent."

The search data reveals a telling story. While competitors like EVConnect battle for brand recognition, Driivz dominates the 'driivz' branded search (580 monthly volume) and captures queries about grid management. Their 17.5% traffic from undefined sources suggests strong enterprise sales—likely through direct partnerships rather than digital marketing. This is infrastructure-as-a-service, not consumer tech.

• Revenue-per-employee ratio of ~$330K signals efficient B2B scaling
• 51% direct traffic indicates sticky, daily-use enterprise software
• Captures grid management queries (120 monthly searches) where competitors focus on discovery
• Israeli engineering roots (6 key people listed) suggest technical depth over marketing fluff