Wireless EV charging anytime, anywhere
Charge electric vehicles continuously while driving, waiting, or stopped
The world went cordless.
EV charging should too.
The electreon edge
Lower TCO
Anytime charging enables smaller, longer-lasting batteries, reduces fleet size, and favors off-peak use
Invisible & protected
Underground, resists harsh weather, vandalism, damage and visual clutter
Autonomous
Automatic hands-free, scalable, and built for all vehicles
Grid friendly
Distributes charging to ease grid strain and avoid high energy cost surges
What we do
Electreon’s cutting-edge technology transforms roads into smart wireless charging platforms, enabling vehicles to charge while driving, paused, or parked.
Your journey starts here
We’d like to understand your needs. Whether you operate a fleet, manufacture vehicles, or own an EV, our solutions are designed for you.
Fleet operators
Discover the fastest route to cost-saving wireless charging for your fleet
Seamless charging designed to fit daily routines
Intelligent software for real-time energy flow insights
Our cloud platform uses big data and machine learning to provide real-time visibility into every charging event—tracking performance from road to vehicle.
Powering the world one project at a time
Norway’s first step toward electrified BRT lanes
Electreon will equip Trondheim’s BRT with wireless charging in motion and at stops. Designed for tough terrain and weather, the system cuts battery size, improves efficiency, and supports AtB’s vision for shared electric roads and Norway’s zero-emission transport goals.
Charge-as-you-drive on the world’s first large-scale charging highway
Electreon is deploying France’s first wireless Electric Road on the A10. The 1.5 km route features dynamic and stationary charging with next-gen coils, supporting the 2035 freight plan with vehicle testing and demos ahead of a September 2025 launch.
Detroit’s wireless charging reaches UPS’s Xos stepvans
Electreon will deploy wireless charging at a UPS depot in Detroit and integrate its tech into an Xos stepvan—part of UPS’s last-mile delivery fleet. The project cuts downtime, lowers costs, and builds on Detroit’s first public wireless EV road.
