Electreon

Electreon, founded in 2013 in Israel, pioneers wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles through its Electric Road Systems. Utilizing dynamic, semi-dynamic, and static modes, Electreon’s Charging as a Service model enhances EV adoption by reducing battery and infrastructure costs. The company operates globally, implementing sustainable transportation technologies.

Company Location

Country:

Israel

City:

Beit Yanai

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Company Overview

Electreon, founded in 2013 in Israel by Oren Ezer and Hanan Rumbak, develops and implements wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles. Operating under a Charging as a Service model, the company aims to overcome EV adoption barriers related to range and infrastructure costs from its base in Beit Yanai, Israel.

Battery Technology

Electreon’s wireless Electric Road System uses copper coils embedded beneath road surfaces to transfer energy to vehicle receivers in dynamic, semi-dynamic, or static modes. The system integrates with standard EV batteries, reduces required battery size, lowers vehicle weight and costs, and includes a cloud-based management platform for real-time energy monitoring and power distribution optimization.

Products

The company offers its Electric Road System wireless charging infrastructure, including in-road coils and vehicle-mounted receivers, supporting three charging modes. Products include commercial wireless charging terminals for urban buses and fleets compatible with all EV types.

Recent Projects

In 2023, launched the world’s first commercial wireless charging terminal for urban electric buses in Israel; partnered with State of Michigan and Xos Inc. for wireless charging at a UPS facility in Detroit; in early 2024 won Norway’s first electric road tender in Trøndelag County; expanded into China with Shandong Innovation and Entrepreneurship Community; SAE International adopted its wireless alignment methodology as a global standard.

Investors

Investors include Yizhaq Hajaj (14.3%), founders Oren Ezer and Hanan Rumbak (each 13.4%), Yaron Jacobi (7.7%), Clal Insurance (7.0%), Ran Belinkis (7.0%), and Denso ($10M).

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