The Breakthrough Is How Energy Moves
Charging
CHOOSE WHERE YOU FAST CHARGE
Voltu puts the AC fast-charging conversion inside the truck.
When the Voltu3 is connected to suitable three-phase power, Voltu’s patented architecture uses selected propulsion hardware already onboard to convert AC power and charge the battery. The same power electronics used to drive the truck become part of the charging system when the vehicle is stationary.
The Voltu Power Outlet gives the truck safe access to suitable three-phase power. Instead of putting the principal power-conversion hardware in a conventional DC fast-charger cabinet at the site, Voltu puts that capability onboard the truck.
One Power Architecture.
Multiple Energy Modes.
The technology that drives the truck also helps charge it.
Two Power Units independently deliver propulsion to the front and rear axles.
Voltu Power Unit
Two Power Units. 4WD Capability. Power Where You Need It.
The Voltu3 uses two identical Power Units, one driving the front axle and one driving the rear. This gives Voltu independent control of power and torque at each axle while retaining the truck’s 4WD capability.
For the driver, that means the traction and power delivery needed for towing, demanding terrain and heavy-duty work.
Each Power Unit integrates the motor, Voltu’s bidirectional inverter and a single-speed reduction, creating a direct mechanical path from motor to axle that improves mechanical efficiency and reduces energy consumption.
The same integrated architecture also changes how the Voltu3 charges. Voltu’s patented bidirectional inverter allows selected propulsion hardware to perform charging conversion when the vehicle is stationary.
Voltu Energy Pack
KEEP THE POWER WORKING
Heavy-duty work puts sustained thermal demand on a battery. Towing, payload, repeated acceleration, charging and extreme temperatures all create heat that has to be controlled.
Voltu manages that heat directly at the cells. Dielectric cooling fluid circulates in contact with the cells, carrying heat away close to where it is generated. Battery controls monitor operating conditions and coordinate the Energy Pack with the truck’s propulsion, charging and thermal systems.
The benefit is thermal management designed to support sustained power and charging when demanding work and extreme temperatures put the battery under load.
