Electreon

Electreon is an Israeli company headquartered in Beit Yanai that develops wireless electric road (WER) technology — a system that charges electric vehicles dynamically while they drive over embedded charging coils in the road surface, as well as statically while parked. The company is publicly traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the ticker ELWS.

Electreon's primary technology is inductive wireless charging infrastructure embedded beneath road surfaces. The system transfers power from coils in the road to a receiver unit installed under a vehicle, enabling buses, trucks, and other electric vehicles to charge without stopping. The target buyers are municipalities, highway authorities, fleet operators, and public transit agencies. Projects are typically structured as infrastructure contracts with public-sector partners.

Electreon's main product line centers on its proprietary wireless charging road segments, the vehicle-side receiver units, and the energy management software that governs power transfer. The company has conducted pilot and commercial deployment projects in Sweden (on a public road segment near Gotland), Germany, Italy, and Israel. The Israel pilot was conducted on a segment in the Dan metropolitan bus network.

Electreon operates in an emerging category alongside other wireless EV charging developers. The broader tailwind is the global push to electrify public transit and freight without the range-anxiety and downtime constraints of conventional plug-in charging. The technology remains in relatively early commercial deployment globally, with most projects still at the pilot or demonstration stage.

Electreon's operations and R&D are based in Israel, with Beit Yanai serving as its primary location. The company's founders and core engineering team are Israeli. Electreon has been an active participant in Israeli government-backed mobility and cleantech initiatives.