Voltu develops technology around a fundamental idea: energy becomes more valuable when technology gives us more ways to access it, manage it, move it and put it to work.

Since 2012, Voltu has focused on one of electrification’s fundamental challenges: how to manage energy as a complete system. The result is an integrated framework spanning energy storage, bidirectional power conversion, propulsion, charging, controls and software, designed to control how energy is stored, where it goes and how it can be used.

Today, Voltu combines deep technology development with commercial execution. Its core architecture is protected by U.S. and international intellectual property, and has advanced from engineering and validation through manufacturing and commercial deployment.

The Voltu3 is the first commercial expression of a much broader ecosystem. It demonstrates Voltu technology in one of its most demanding applications while establishing the foundation for an expanding network of Voltu-powered vehicles, charging locations and energy applications.
Voltu’s vehicle-integrated charging architecture makes that expansion fundamentally simpler. With the principal charging conversion onboard the vehicle, charging locations require less site-side equipment, creating a lower-capital model that can expand alongside vehicle deployment.

Bidirectional energy takes that ecosystem further. Voltu vehicles can already share energy directly through V2V Fast Sharing. The architecture also creates a pathway toward future vehicle-to-building and vehicle-to-grid applications, extending the role of the vehicle from consuming energy to storing, moving and making energy available for broader uses.
The Voltu3 demonstrates what the architecture can do today. The larger opportunity is an expanding energy ecosystem built around the same technology, enabling energy to move further, reach more places and do more.