hlpy, the Italian scale-up that is reshaping vehicle assistance in Europe through a fully digital, AI-driven platform, announces its preliminary 2025 results and presents its growth forecasts for 2026, confirming a solid, sustainable, and profitability-oriented development trajectory.

As of December 31, 2025, hlpy recorded:

• Recurring revenue of approximately €60 million (+107% vs. 2024)

• CAGR 2021–2025: +247%

• Number of assistance services managed: over 300,000 services delivered

• Operational presence in 5 European countries

These results reflect the effectiveness of a digitally native model capable of managing all service requests in a fully digital environment, drastically reducing intervention times and operating costs for B2B partners, while also improving customer satisfaction.

“The year 2025 marked a turning point for hlpy, with the consolidation of major strategic partnerships in the automotive sector, such as the agreement with Volkswagen Group France, which confirmed the strength of our industrial and technological model and a growth rate of 107% YoY,” commented Valerio Chiaronzi, CEO of hlpy. “We are a tech company currently operating in five European countries. Our goal for 2027 is to exceed €100 million in recurring revenue and expand both the range of services offered and our scope of activities, including through targeted acquisitions, strengthening our role across the entire automotive assistance and mobility value chain.”

Founded in Milan in 2020 by managers with over twenty years of experience in assistance, insurance, mobility, and innovation, hlpy’s mission is to transform and digitalize assistance services for vehicles and people. The hlpy platform integrates into a single digital ecosystem motorists in need of mobility services, customer support, and multi-service assistance networks, providing partner brands with real-time operational information and continuous feedback. Today, hlpy is a rapidly expanding company offering roadside assistance, repair, maintenance, and mobility continuation services in Italy, France, Spain, Germany, and Austria.

Led by its founders Valerio Chiaronzi, Graziano Cavallo, Stefano Sarti, and Enrico Noseda, hlpy is supported by leading institutional investors including Nextalia SGR, Alkemia SGR, CDP Venture Capital SGR (Cassa Depositi e Prestiti), and The Techshop SGR. With over €25 million raised since its founding, hlpy ranks among the most highly capitalized Italian scale-ups in the digital mobility services sector.