Hubs & swapping
A network designed so customers never manage energy hardware
Hubs and riders are the operational backbone of the service. The figures below are illustrative pilot planning data.
What a hub does
Four jobs, repeated all day
Charge
Depleted docks are recharged in monitored bays with controlled cycles.
Test & service
Health checks, cell temperature review and servicing before redeployment.
Stage inventory
Charged docks are staged by capacity so swaps can be matched quickly.
Dispatch
Riders are assigned swap runs and route charged docks to customers.
Planned pilot hubs
Lagos hub footprint
Illustrative demo state from the prototype's operations data.
Lekki Phase 1 Hub
Lekki, Lagos
21 of 24 bays occupied
- Charged
- 11
- Charging
- 8
- Maintenance
- 2
- Unavailable
- 1
Yaba Hub
Yaba, Lagos
16 of 18 bays occupied
- Charged
- 6
- Charging
- 9
- Maintenance
- 1
- Unavailable
- 0
Ikeja GRA Hub
Ikeja, Lagos
19 of 20 bays occupied
- Charged
- 4
- Charging
- 12
- Maintenance
- 3
- Unavailable
- 1
Riders
The people who move the energy
Tunde A.
HUB-LKI
4 demo jobs today · 46m avg turnaround
Chika O.
HUB-YAB
3 demo jobs today · 52m avg turnaround
Musa I.
HUB-IKJ
2 demo jobs today · 58m avg turnaround
Ope F.
HUB-LKI
5 demo jobs today · 41m avg turnaround