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Charging Robotics Inc. develops, produces and installs wireless charging systems for electric-vehicle and robotic applications. Company news centers on wireless EV charging for automatic and robotic parking facilities, including installations, purchase orders, power-transfer demonstrations, cloud-based charge reporting and AI-supported energy management in environments where manual plug-in charging is impractical.
Updates also cover Revoltz Ltd. and the PORTO electric micro-mobility vehicle, a compact three-wheeled cargo EV designed for last-mile logistics and dense urban delivery routes. Recurring announcements include commercial rollout activity in Israel, distributor and fleet deployment updates, regulatory approvals, and demonstrations for potential institutional and government uses.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) highlights its wireless EV charging integrated with robotic parking as urban EV adoption and automated parking expand. Automated parking is projected to grow from $4.31B in 2025 to $8.37B by 2032 (CAGR 10.0%), while the EV market is forecast to rise from $892.63B in 2025 to $2,131.89B by 2032 (CAGR 13.2%).
The company installed its first wireless charging system in an automated facility in April 2025 and in January 2026 secured an expanded purchase order from Parking Design Ltd. with an initial 20% payment and delivery targeted by March 2026. Charging Robotics emphasizes AI-driven charging prioritization to optimize efficiency and grid interaction.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with Deliverz.ai on Jan 14, 2026 to explore a partnership to develop customized wireless charging systems for Deliverz's autonomous logistics robots.
Under the MOU, Charging Robotics will provide a prototype transmitter/receiver, technical support and documentation while Deliverz supplies robot requirements, designs and integration/testing support. Planned next steps include building a working prototype, running a pilot at a customer site, and negotiating a binding commercial agreement subject to conditions precedent.
The collaboration targets enclosed facilities such as hospitals, medical centers and industrial sites and aims to reduce robot downtime and enable hands-free indoor automation.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) reported an expanded commercial purchase order from Parking Design Ltd. for wireless charging systems in automatic parking facilities, plus receipt of the initial 20% payment. Delivery and installation of the expanded systems are targeted for March 2026. The order builds on the company's first commercial deployment and highlights demand for wireless EV charging where manual cable connections are impractical. The company's systems support simultaneous charging of multiple EVs and use AI/machine learning for energy management, positioning Charging Robotics to pursue broader commercialization in automated parking environments.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) said its subsidiary Revoltz (Charging Robotics owns 51.07%) demonstrated the PORTO micro-EV to representatives of an Israeli government entity on Dec 29, 2025. The PORTO is a compact three-wheeled electric cargo vehicle pitched for last-mile delivery with car-comparable cargo capacity, a full-day range on a single charge, license-free operation for riders aged 16+ under Israeli rules, and zero-emission performance.
The live presentation highlighted potential integration into mail and parcel fleets to improve urban delivery efficiency, lower operating costs, and support green logistics, and included discussions about broader public-sector deployment in Israel and abroad.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) announced on October 10, 2025 that its affiliate Revoltz, 52.73% owned by Charging Robotics, has sold 30 PORTO EV units to customers in Israel.
The PORTO EV is positioned for last-mile delivery with features cited as high cargo capacity, full-day range on a single charge, and license-free operation for users 16+. Revoltz reports the first batch is nearing completion and preparation is underway for the next production batch to meet growing demand.
Revoltz secured its inaugural institutional client earlier in 2025 and says it plans to deepen operations in Israel while exploring international markets for sustainable urban logistics adoption.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) has successfully installed a wireless EV charging system in an automatic parking facility, demonstrating effective power transfer capabilities. The innovative system aims to solve charging challenges in robotic parking environments where traditional plug-in methods are impractical.
The technology integrates machine learning and AI algorithms to manage charging sequences based on factors like departure times and vehicle types. Users can control and monitor charging through a smartphone application that provides real-time updates and billing information.
CEO Hovav Gilan emphasizes this installation as a crucial step toward revolutionizing EV charging in automated parking environments. The system bridges the gap between two growing markets: electric vehicles and robotic parking systems, offering a scalable solution adaptable to various parking infrastructure sizes and layouts.
Charging Robotics announced that its affiliate Revoltz (19.9% ownership) has secured its first institutional client for the PORTO EV, an electric micro-vehicle designed for last-mile logistics. This development marks Revoltz's shift from individual sales to fleet deployments.
The milestone follows Revoltz's successful commercial launch in Israel, where it delivered 50 PORTO EV units to its exclusive local distributor under a $2.7 million multi-year agreement. The institutional customer, a major logistics provider, will integrate these vehicles into their urban delivery fleet.
The PORTO EV features:
- High-volume cargo capacity with dual axles
- Full-day operational range per charge
- Compact design for urban areas
- License-free operation for users 16+ in Israel
Revoltz aims to expand its presence in the growing last-mile delivery sector both locally and internationally, addressing the increasing demand for sustainable urban transportation solutions.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) announced that its affiliate Revoltz (19.9% owned by Charging Robotics) has initiated the commercial phase of its PORTO EV in Israel, delivering the first 50 units to its exclusive distributor. This marks the first global commercial deployment following Israeli Standards Institute approval.
The delivery is part of a five-year, $2.7 million distribution agreement with an initial commitment of 150 vehicles in the first year. The PORTO EV, designed for last-mile delivery, features high-volume cargo space, full-day range on single charge, and license-free operation for users 16+ under Israeli regulation.
The exclusive distributor will manage sales, service, and maintenance operations, targeting local delivery fleets, logistics companies, and small businesses in urban centers seeking sustainable transport solutions.
Charging Robotics (OTC: CHEV) announced that its affiliate Revoltz, in which it holds a 19.9% stake, has won the prestigious TAIPEI CYCLE d&i awards 2025 in the Micro-Mobility category. The award recognizes excellence in innovation and design in the bicycle and micro-mobility sector.
Revoltz's achievement stood out among more than 150 submissions from 11 countries, with the jury praising its approach to sustainable last-mile mobility, combining advanced engineering with functional design. The award-winning product was showcased at the TAIPEI CYCLE exhibition at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.
The Taipei Cycle Show, a leading B2B event in the global cycling industry, is set to host 950 companies from 35 countries across 3,600 exhibition booths. The show focuses on four core themes: Innovation Drive, Green Forward, Cycling Ecosystem, and Smart Cycling, emphasizing technology advancement and sustainability in the cycling industry.
Charging Robotics Inc. (OTC: CHEV) announced that its affiliate Revoltz (19.9% owned) has received Israeli Standards Institute approval for its PORTO EV micro vehicle. The approval enables riders as young as 16 to operate the vehicle without a driver's license.
The PORTO EV, designed for last-mile delivery, features long-range capabilities, storage capacity comparable to a small hatchback, and a tilting mechanism for stability. Revoltz has secured a $2.7 million exclusive distribution agreement in Israel, with an initial purchase of 50 vehicles and a commitment for 150 vehicles in the first year. The five-year agreement includes scaled-up sales targets and maintenance services.
The approval marks a significant milestone for Revoltz to begin sales and marketing activities in Israel, a market known for early adoption of innovative transportation technologies.