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Electreon Wireless — Investor Presentation (April 2023)

24 slides from Electreon Wireless's investor presentation, Apr 9, 2023

  1. Slide 1: Investor Presentation – Summary of 2022

    charging the way forward Investor Presentation – Summary of 2022 April, 2023

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The following applies to the presentation with respect to Electreon Wireless LTD and its subsidiaries and affiliates (collectively, the “Company”). In accessing the presentation, you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions. The presentation does not constitute or form part

  3. Slide 3: Electreon - world leading pioneer of wireless charging

    Electreon - world leading pioneer of wireless charging 12 Projects across the globe 4 Subsidiaries in the USA, Germany, Sweden and France Sweden Germany - 4 Michigan Italy Utah - 2 France Israel - 3 2021 12 2013 One of the Global Company Best Inventions Projects Founded 11 of the Year ‫שיתופי פעולה

  4. Slide 4: Experienced Leadership Team

    Experienced Leadership Team Hanan Rumbak Barak Duani Hila Amiel Oren Ezer Amir Kaplan Chief Scientist, Co-Founder CTO CFO General Counsel CEO, Co-Founder 40+ years experience in 25 years R&D 15+ years experience 10 years experience at 25+ years experience in R&D electrical & physics R&D. experience.

  5. Slide 5: Challenges in the EV Transition

    Challenges in the EV Transition The Battery Problem • High-price (half the cost of an EV) • Considerable sustainability, ethical & recycling issues • Recent surge in lithium price (+182.6% YoY, Dec, 2022)* Electreon’s technology Charging Infrastructure • High-cost chargers solves these challenges •

  6. Slide 6: Electreon's Wireless Charging System

    Real-time Management System Electreon’s Wireless Charging System 5 Above-ground Management Unit 1 (AMU) transfers energy from the grid to the charging infrastructure 4 2 Underground Management Unit 1 (UMU). Same functionality as AMU without any visual impact 3 3 In-road copper coils transfer power t

  7. Slide 7: Static Charging to Charge any Combination of Vehicles

    Static Charging to Charge any Combination of Vehicles Provides up to 360 kW in Power Enables unlimited, continuous charging 4 3 buses articulated buses Charges up to Charges up to 4 buses 12 private vehicles 6 12 vans passengers vehicles

  8. Slide 8: Dynamic Charging as you drive

    Dynamic Charging as you drive Up to 500 kW per 100 meters A shared charging platform for all EVs Enables unlimited range* *While driving on wireless Electric Road Wireless ERS* New Era for Unlimited, Decarbonized Mobility *Electric Road System

  9. Slide 9: The Electreon Business Model

    We offer a tailored software The Electreon Business Model platform for fleet customers, based on our unique CaaS Customer-centric model with a sale or financing technology options: e.g., pay per use/monthly consumption model Direct System Sales Monthly subscription Software revenue • Charging infras

  10. Slide 10: A Growing Global Need for Wireless Charging

    A Growing Global Need for Wireless Charging - Growing - Daytime charging Electreon provides wireless understanding of EV transition challenges increases renewable charging anywhere, energy utilization - International regulations to - Reduce TCO* anytime reduce CO2 emissions Technology proven - Exten

  11. Slide 11: Market Opportunity $50+ Billion

    Market Opportunity $50+ Billion The EV market is growing exponentially Expected Global Number of EVs by 2030 Delivery Taxi fleets Bus fleets fleets $11B $30B $9B 13.5M 3.2M 8.4M e-taxis e-buses e-vehicles *The evaluation of the market potential is based on the macro review in Chapter A of the annual

  12. Slide 12: Why Electreon – The Unique Advantages

    Why Electreon – The Unique Advantages No Visual Impacts Distributes Energy Demand Shared Charging Platform No wires, cables or Any EV can charge simultaneously personnel requirements Over Time & Space Flattens peak energy demand from the same system lowers operational costs. & lowers operational cos

  13. Slide 13: ERS - A Newly Evolving Market Worth $20+ Billion

    ERS - A Newly Evolving Market Worth $20+ Billion Location Italy USA Germany Sweden France Plans to construct Plans to construct Plans to construct 12+ State DOTs included ERS in 4,000 km by 2,000 km by 2030 4,000 km by Policy & their electrification 2030 2030 Status plans Selected by Aleatica Won Mi

  14. Slide 14: 42 km Electric Road Tender, Sweden

    42 km Electric Road Tender, Sweden In tender process Application: 42 km (~26 miles) wireless Electric Road highways for heavy-duty vehicles Operation Start Date: Selection to be announced by July 2023 Client: The Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) Another tender is expected to be publis

  15. Slide 15: Wireless Electric Roads in the US - Current Status

    New Wireless Electric Roads in the US - Current Status In Advanced Conversations Electreon Project Electreon Project Buffalo Wireless charging road 1.6 km long. RFP Unique ERS technology Partnership with the State of Michigan. supplier in Utah with Utah Wireless charging for Inland Port Authority an

  16. Slide 16: Wireless Electric Roads in Europe - Current Status

    Wireless Electric Roads in - Current Status Electrification Plans Finland RFI in Norway €25+ million allocated for the The Norway Public Transport electrification of vehicles in Finland. Authority submitted an RFI for Electreon has a partnership with wireless charging. DESTIA to promote Electric Roa

  17. Slide 17: Key Industry Partners

    Key Industry Partners The largest infrastructure One of the largest Engineering Leading energy provider in Leading toll road operator company in Europe companies in the US Germany Altica operates roads in 7 Collaborates with Electreon A key strategic partner in the US Involved in German road countri

  18. Slide 18: Most Important Strategic MOU To-date Signed

    Most Important Strategic MOU To-date Signed ● Co-development of an aftermarket wireless kit for current EVs to utilize wireless charging technology today ● Integration of the wireless technology into new cars released to the market ● Collaboration to shape the standardization of wireless EV charging

  19. Slide 19: Our Latest Strategic Industry Partners

    Our Latest Strategic Industry Partners A Global Manufacturer of Tier 1 Auto Parts The World’s Leading Car Manufacturing Company Produces about 10 million vehicles a year, of which 20 are EVs. One of the largest automotive part suppliers in the world. TOYOTA announced that it will invest $5.6 billion

  20. Slide 20: Completed Projects $15M (revenue & receipts)

    Completed Projects $15M (revenue & receipts) Israel, Tel Aviv Sweden, Smart Road Gotland Germany, BaSt Germany, Karlsruhe Italy, Arena of the future

  21. Slide 21: Company Projects 2023-2024

    Company Projects 2023-2024 Germany, Balingen USA, Michigan Germany, the Autobahn Israel, Electra-Afikim project Israel, Dan project

  22. Slide 22: Revenue Target

    Revenue Target 2024-2023 Current Income Planned $6.5M $11M $11M $11M $30M $30M Revenue Revenue target target $22.5M $11M $17.7M $6.2M ‫ ן‬Initiated projects Engagements in negotiation/tender stages Existing engagements The aforementioned regarding the revenue targets, includes, among other things, f

  23. Slide 23: Company Shift to Commercialization & Revenue-Generating Activities

    Company Shift to Commercialization & Revenue- Generating Activities Equipment for Revenue for the first projects time in 2022 $2.5 million Winning tenders in Meeting all the US and Europe, Research and and expanding Development current activities goals

  24. Slide 24: References

    References Challenges in EV transition slide Lithium prices continue to rise – LPI explains why, Innovation News Network Market opportunity slide IEA EV Outlook 2021 Bloomberg New Energy Finance EV Outlook 2021 Transport & Environment - Comparison of hydrogen and battery electric trucks, June 2020 F

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