Voltaage needed to explain its offering and support the practical work of adopting electric vehicles. The scope connected a company website, fleet-electrification tools, charging management and a mobile charging experience.
As the sole freelance designer, I owned concept direction, UX/UI and brand consistency. I designed the website and management interfaces, translating charging workflows into screens and maintaining a common identity across the suite.
A connected set of website, dashboard and mobile designs covering fleet information, charging operations and personal charging control.
Fleet electrification, in one suite
Voltaage is a Turin-based startup that facilitates the adoption, scaling, and effortless management of fleets using an all-in-one web platform. It helps optimize and automate everything from charging infrastructure to daily maintenance, saving both money and the planet.
The Voltaage Suite features three key projects: the Voltaage website, which informs users about their business and services; the EV Converter, designed to assist in the transition to electric vehicles; and Charging Management, a system for efficiently monitoring and managing EV charging needs. Together, these tools provide a comprehensive solution for a seamless EV experience.
Simplifying Fleet Electrification
A guided vehicle-entry flow collects the context needed to explore an electric fleet. The visible step sequence makes a complex information task easier to follow.
Optimizing Fleet Charging
The management view brings charger status, consumption and activity into one dashboard. Related tools cover employee cards and the charging-point network.
Take charge of your next journey.
Voltaage becomes a mobile control centre for electric mobility, translating charging progress, time and range into a clear picture of journey readiness. Drivers can manage their session and understand what their charge means for the road ahead.
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