Commercial light-EV fleets
Explore an exchange service around compatible delivery vehicles, electric autos and other high-use two- or three-wheelers.
Battery Swap · Light-EV fleet infrastructure
Keep high-use electric fleets moving with a more coordinated battery exchange. A service concept for compatible two- and three-wheelers, built around the driver, pack and operating site.
Explore a fleet swap pilot
Concept visualisation · A light-EV battery-swap microhub, not a deployed facility.
The opportunity
For a delivery rider or electric-auto driver, a compatible battery matters more than a nearby cabinet. Battery Swap is being designed around named vehicle and pack families, with availability checked before the journey and each exchange recorded. The concept connects driver access, pack condition, charging, maintenance and settlement so fleet and site teams can manage the service together.
In development. No public swap network or universal battery compatibility is currently offered. A pilot requires named vehicle and pack specifications, appropriate operating partners, validated equipment and site approvals.
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Follow the walkthrough, or select a step to explore how Battery Swap connects the work.
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The planned experience checks whether the service supports the vehicle and pack family before directing the driver to a site.
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Establish who is exchanging which pack, and confirm the conditions for access.
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Connect the returned and replacement packs to a controlled process with condition checks and exception handling.
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Complete the service record and settlement so the driver and operator have a shared view of the outcome.
Explore the capabilities that matter to your team.
Planned station selection based on the supported vehicle and battery family, rather than assuming every pack can be exchanged.
Match a driver to suitable, ready inventory before an exchange. Help fleet teams plan around battery availability and the next shift.
Driver, vehicle and pack checks designed to establish the right exchange before a locker or service point is released.
Pack identity, condition checks and custody events connected through the planned return-and-collection workflow.
Keep charging, ready and inspection-needed packs distinct. Connect monitoring and maintenance tasks to the pack and exchange record.
Supported payment or subscription concepts designed to connect the exchange to a clear transaction record.
Who it’s for
Explore an exchange service around compatible delivery vehicles, electric autos and other high-use two- or three-wheelers.
Define supported pack families, technical compatibility and operating requirements before introducing a fleet service.
Connect battery inventory, controlled handover, charging and maintenance within an appropriate exchange-site design.
Why Battery Swap
The concept puts the needs of high-use drivers and fleet operations at the centre of the exchange experience.
Supported vehicle and battery families define the service, with clear boundaries instead of a universal-swap promise.
Inventory, custody, condition checks, maintenance and settlement are considered together as parts of an operating service.
Questions, answered
No. Battery swapping depends on the vehicle, pack design and agreed operating model. The proposed service is for specifically supported vehicle and battery families, not universal compatibility.
No exchange-time guarantee is being offered. Timing must be established through the selected equipment, operating procedures, condition checks and pilot validation.
We welcome discussions with fleet, vehicle, battery and infrastructure partners. A useful starting point is your operating location, vehicle and pack specifications, daily usage and current turnaround challenges.
Start a focused conversation
Tell us about your fleet or battery platform, supported vehicles, operating location and turnaround needs. Let’s assess where a focused battery-swap pilot could add value.
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