Voltraware Flow™ For shared micromobility operators and mobility businesses

Wireless charging for fleets that park, charge and go.

Cut out manual battery swaps and plug-in charging. Voltraware is demonstrating wireless charging for shared e-bikes, and we're looking for more operators and partners to explore it with.

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Two shared e-bikes charging wirelessly on Voltraware charge-by-parking docks

Who we want to talk to

If you run, build or power light electric vehicles, wireless charging may be worth a closer look.

  • Shared fleet operators

    E-bike and e-scooter operators dealing with battery swaps, charging labour and vehicle availability.

  • Vehicle makers (OEMs)

    Brands that want to build wireless charging into bikes, scooters or other light electric vehicles.

  • Charging and street infrastructure providers

    Companies delivering hubs, bays and street furniture that could include wireless charging.

  • Private landowners & commercial property owners

    Owners of unused outdoor space in front of buildings or commercial premises that could be adapted and rented to operators for dedicated charging and parking facilities.

  • Robotics and other fleet buyers

    A potential application for robots and other battery-powered fleets that need hands-free charging. Our current product range covers low-power applications, with a power supply under 150W.

Where fleet operating costs add up

Shared e-bike and e-scooter schemes are popular with riders. Keeping vehicles charged and parked properly is the harder part.

Battery handling

Swapping batteries and moving vehicles means more support-vehicle trips, more labour and more cost.

Vehicle availability

Vehicles that are flat, or waiting to be reached, can't earn revenue.

Messy parking

Without designated bays, vehicles can obstruct pavements, which puts pressure on operator permits and city relationships.

How it works: the Mobility Hub concept

Designated parking bays, combined with wireless charging, in compact on-street hubs. The flexibility of dockless, with the order of designated parking.

Park

Riders leave a compatible bike in a designated hub bay.

Charge

Wireless charging recharges compatible vehicles automatically while they are parked. No cable to plug in.

Go

Fewer battery swaps and fewer support vehicle trips could mean lower running costs for operators.

A rider parks a shared e-bike into a Voltraware Charge by Parking dock

London case study

London's Mobility Hub network requirements

~2,500

Mobility Hubs could provide city-wide coverage across London

0.2%

of the capital's existing on-street car parking bays repurposed

500–1,000 m

proposed spacing between hubs, with more around interchanges and high streets

Hubs would also support other shared services: e-scooters, car clubs and e-cargo bikes.

Figures are Voltraware estimates.

The technology: Voltraware Flow™

The demonstration uses Voltraware's 6.78 MHz magnetic resonance wireless charging.

  • No physical charging connection
  • More flexibility in how a vehicle is positioned than contact-based systems
  • Outdoor charging docks with foreign object detection and smart power sensors
  • Designed for use in different weather conditions
Wireless charging receiver pad fitted to the front fender of a shared e-bike Voltraware Charge by Parking dock panel with wireless charging symbol

London demonstration, 11 November 2026

The Future of Micromobility Parking: demo and warehouse tour

A hands-on look at on-street parking and wireless charging concepts, with the people behind the technology. Supported by Micromobility Partners.

Date
11 November 2026
Time
10:00 to 11:45 (London)
Where
London
Includes
Presentation, Q&A, interactive technology trial, warehouse tour

This event has now passed. To request information, see the next demonstration.

Next demonstration

Planned for early 2027. Location and date to be confirmed.

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Who is behind it

Working with operators on real deployments.

Working with operators

Voltraware is collaborating with operators with schemes going live in early 2027. Get in touch to find out more.

Voltraware

Fabless semiconductor company founded in 2019, based in Taiwan. Develops ICs and systems for wireless charging using 6.78 MHz magnetic resonance.

Micromobility Partners

Independent UK micromobility consultancy with 16+ years of industry experience.

Request a Demo

Tell us about your fleet or product and we'll set up a conversation with the Voltraware team.

What happens next

  1. We review your enquiry internally to identify suitable clients to work with
  2. We contact those selected to arrange a meeting and explore the opportunity
  3. We discuss a potential demonstration