Energy That Moves With You.
Battery swapping can help compatible electric mobility fleets separate vehicle use from charging time. Contigo’s approach considers vehicles, battery inventory, infrastructure and operating software as a connected energy system.
A connected fleet energy architecture
Compatible vehicles use removable battery systems; swapping locations provide access to charged inventory; monitoring connects battery condition and availability with fleet operations.
This is an architectural model, not a claim of universal compatibility or a nationwide deployed network. Vehicle interfaces, battery management systems, safety requirements and supplier specifications determine which combinations can operate together.
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Compatible vehicles
Removable battery interfaces
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Battery inventory
Charged stock and health monitoring
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Swap locations
Safe access and charging infrastructure
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Fleet software
Availability and operational coordination
Conceptual system illustration. Not a completed conversion or installed infrastructure claim.
Managing the batteries behind the service
Battery inventory planning must reflect vehicle demand, charge cycles, condition and location. Monitoring helps coordinate availability and maintenance.
Operational uptime depends on sufficient charged stock, safe charging processes and infrastructure reliability. Battery health information can inform service decisions, but performance outcomes require evidence from the specific deployment.
Designed for riders and fleet workflows
Delivery riders and shared fleets need energy access that fits their routes and operating hours. Site planning should consider access, demand and operational supervision.
Software integration can connect inventory, vehicle status and fleet planning. Deployment remains market- and project-specific, with electrical safety, permissions and compatible equipment confirmed locally.
Build the right programme together.
Tell us about your vehicles, market and operating requirements. Our team can confirm the relevant services, technical scope and next steps.