ZOLAR® Station
Next Generation Micromobility
Cities without Zolar
Local Energy demand for new mobility.
New forms of mobility, like e-scooters and e-bikes, demand an urban infrastructure for charging. Current solutions include manual operations to charge vehicle, which includes.
- Local infrastructure with grid connection (external energy supply)
- Non sustainable power supply.
Local operations movements.
Large classic vans are required to service shared mobility fleets, where the main part is recharging the vehicle / swap batteries.
Decentralized and unstructured Parking.
Scooter- and bike sharing systems face the issue in cities, that parking is organized in an unstructured system mainly, which especially effects hotspot areas in dense areas of cities.
Exclusion of popular spots.
Due to the righter risk of vandalism, most cities need to exclude popular areas around for example rivers or lakes and include no-parking areas.
What is it?
- 100% solar powered system
- Inductive charging infrastructure for micromobility
- Battery storage for 24-hour operation
- Multimodal and modularly expandable
Cities with Zolar
