re:Charge is powering the global shift towards a sustainable future. Through our innovative charging-as-a-service business model and universal charging solutions, we are bringing safe and equitable mobility to communities around the world.
With the energy required to charge 1 electric car, re:Charge can power more than 100 electric bikes or scooters. We make mobility sustainable, equitable and fun.
Transportation emissions are a key driver of climate change, the most serious problem facing the world today:
of greenhouse gas emissions are from the transportation sector
of trips taken in a car are under five miles
However, the race to electrify transportation has not been equitable. Shared electric micromobility provides an inexpensive, viable, and carbon-free alternative for shorter-distance trips, but the industry is navigating several obstacles:
High operating costs from charging ebikes and escooters are causing industry instability and profitability challenges in the shared micromobility industry
Multiple shared mobility operators in the same market have siloed charging solutions, resulting in duplicative costs and efforts
Unsafe charging practices (including driving cars and trucks to swap batteries as well as indoor battery charging) are growing due to limited on-street charging options
Short-term contracts and market competition are preventing long-term solutions from being implemented
We have a charging-as-a-service business model that will transform communities through universal access to safe, equitable, and sustainable micromobility charging. Our proven, one-of-a-kind charging solutions provide low-cost, on-street charging for a variety of shared electric micromobility vehicles using innovative wireless power transfer technology. We will:
cities in North America had a scooter or bikeshare system in 2022, and the numbers are even greater worldwide
growth in ebike numbers between 2021 and 2022
growth in escooter numbers between 2021 and 2022
of shared micromobility trips replace a car trip – creating healthier, safer, and happier communities
more rides were taken by ebike than pedal bike (in systems with both) in 2022
million more escooter trips were taken in 2022 than 2021
billion gallons of gas per year can be saved if micromobility reaches peak adoption
Increase vehicle uptime
Lower incidents of battery loss due to over-discharge
Reduce fire risks from indoor charging
Enable wider service areas due to lower operating costs
Reduce sidewalk clutter
Reduce congestion and emissions from services vehicles
Provide transportation equity for all communities