EV stands for electric vehicle. EVs have an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine and are powered by batteries rather than gasoline. Zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) are vehicles that do not emit exhaust or pollutants due to their power source. All EVs, including e-bikes and e-scooters, are considered zero-emission vehicles, except plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), which still use gasoline or diesel in addition to a battery.
Wireless charging is a convenient technology that transmits power through an air gap to a receiving device without cords or plugs. You may have seen it used for phones or toothbrushes, but it can also be scaled for higher-power uses such as e-bikes, scooters, and EVs. The two main types of wireless charging are radiative and inductive. Inductive charging is most practical for micromobility and EVs since it safely transfers energy over short ranges at higher efficiency.
Typical EV wireless charging solutions provide 60–70% efficiency. Our interoperable charger has demonstrated 92% efficiency in testing, with a goal of 95% after further optimization. This reduces power consumption by up to 30% compared to other chargers and translates to more than 400 W-hrs saved per charge for larger e-bikes—a significant benefit over the vehicle’s lifetime.
Wireless charging is very safe. High efficiency means very little heat is produced, and nearly all the energy goes directly to the EV battery. With no exposed plugs or cables, risks like sparks or shocks are eliminated. Certified systems for e-bikes, scooters, and EVs also meet rigorous safety standards to ensure long-term battery protection.
OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) is the open-source communication standard that allows EV charge points and central management systems to work together. It ensures compatibility across different networks and providers. This means an e-bike or scooter fleet that uses OCPP-compliant stations can charge on any compatible system, giving operators flexibility.
Yes. Multiple wireless charging stations can be installed in one location to support a wide range of vehicles. We provide both individual charging units and customized station fleets to meet the needs of shared scooter systems, e-bike fleets, and EV applications.