Low-cost, high-energy batteries are beginning to do some really cool things such as replace gas peaker plants, power mainstream vehicles and kick-start electric aviation. Here’s another application ... more
Powering a Mobile Espresso Bar — Freewire used its Mobi EV Charger mobile battery system to power an onsite mobile espresso bar. The company also produces mobile EV charging solutions for utilities ... more
FreeWire CEO Arcady Sosinov discusses FreeWire’s success as a developer of mobile EV charging solutions and how its technology circumvents the challenges of installing EV charging infrastructureR... more
FreeWire Technologies, a pioneer in flexible mobile power and EV charging technology (earlier post), will demonstrate its Mobi Gen and Mobi EV Charger units at DistribuTECH in partnership with Sacrame... more
Freewire, which is aiming to soon produce ultra-fast EV charging and mobile on-site power technologies, received $15 million in Series A financing from the likes of BP Ventures (which led the round), ... more
Tesla is about to face some stiff competition. While the Elon Musk-fronted automaker is still set to stun in the new year — thanks to the international expansion of the Model 3 and the launch of the... more
FreeWire Technologies went to market with a rolling battery that charges cars. After a recently closed $15 million Series A, the Bay Area startup plans to tackle a bigger challenge. Electric vehicle r... more
Manufacturer of EV charging stations, FreeWire Technologies, has announced the successful closing of its $15 million Series A financing which will support the commercialisation of the company’s ultr... more
FreeWire Technologies Inc., a California developer of mobile electric-car charging systems, raised $15 million from investors led by oil giant BP Plc’s venture group to commercialize its product and... more
FreeWire Technologies (FreeWire), a startup that creates portable charging technologies for electric vehicles (EVs) and other devices, has closed a $15 million series A round of funding led by BP Vent... more
