- CEO
- Oren Ezer
- Full Time Employees
- 109
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Electrical products
- Address
- Hadassah Neurim Youth Village Beit Yanai HM Israel 4029800
- IPO Date
- Jan 27, 1998
- Business
- Electreon Wireless Ltd (ELWS.TA) develops and implements wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles, including dynamic Wireless Electric Road Systems (wERS), static charging for parked vehicles, semi-dynamic charging while queuing, and end-to-end infrastructure services comprising in-road copper coils, vehicle kits, cloud-based management software, and roadway systems. The Israel-based company, founded in 1992 and headquartered in Beit Yanai, offers these vehicle-agnostic technologies to fleet operators, municipalities, governments, and departments of transportation; its solutions support commercial vehicles such as buses, trucks, vans, and passenger cars, enabling charging while driving, idling, or parked to reduce battery sizes, eliminate range anxiety, and accelerate electrification across highways, bus stations, parking lots, and logistics centers. Electreon operates in multiple countries including Israel, the United States, Sweden, France, and China, serving urban public transport, last-mile delivery fleets, and heavy-duty applications through flexible models like Charging-as-a-Service. In November 2025, Electreon signed a memorandum of understanding to acquire assets from InductEV, aiming to combine its dynamic and high-power stationary charging with InductEV's ultra-fast static systems, nearly 400 patents, and North American projects to create a comprehensive global wireless charging platform for all EV use cases. Recent achievements include unveiling the world's first commercial wireless charging terminal for urban e-buses in Israel in December 2023, partnering with BDX for a wireless loading dock pilot for Sweden's Ahlsell delivery fleet in November 2023, entering the Chinese market via a strategic agreement with Shandong Innovation and Entrepreneurship Community in October 2023, and having its wireless alignment methodology adopted as the global SAE standard in November 2023.