How It Works
Lithium-Ion in large format batteries are used as the energy source of the most advanced electric vehicles. TalinoEV technology makes it easy for businesses to offer upgrades to their product to include Li-Ion. In addition to managing and protecting your investment in the battery, TalinoEV’s cloud-based payment platform allows for frequent micro payments to be made. This allows the 99% of the world’s markets to participate and pay for this technology.
Step 1 - Li-Ion.
The electric vehicle is best used in high intensity workhorse situations – this is what the Li-Ion battery likes. EVs are uniquely qualified to ply the first mile/last mile feeder arteries that bring daily commuters in dense cities to bus and transportation stops . Other applications can include food and document delivery EV fleets, nautical electric (water taxis and work boats), Eco-tourism and On Demand Clean City ride-share vehicles. Since electricity use can be measured with precision, paying only for what has been used can increase interest in the EV.
Step 4 - Go!
The user pays for energy that powers his electric vehicle several times in a day, Just like purchasing gasoline. This removes Lithium-ion energy from being an expensive energy source. It also allows people to match the payment of their EV energy with the pace they earn income. This advanced technology for electric vehicles though superior– is now available at the same price as gasoline-powered vehicles that pollute the environment.
Step 2 - e-Load
When the user needs to top-off the energy levels in the battery, he can go to any one of multiple micro-charging stations along the way. These charging stations are manned by small businesses along the way that make a livelihood by the retail reselling of energy. They are “Starbucks stores” ubiquitous. The power companies love the microcharging stations because it is not necessary for them to build-out expensive energy hubs and they get paid by a brand new, mobile market – just like the gasoline stations of today.
Step 5 - Top Off
TalinoEV’s cloud-based management and authentication system constantly receives the eLoad messages from electric vehicles in the field. It authorizes use of the electric vehicle based on the amount of eLoad credits the user has paid for.
Step 3 - Authenticate
The smart, digital TalinoEV Battery Management System that controls the Lithium-ion battery will be constantly polling each vehicle for trouble. Often, the system sends a remediation message even before the EV driver senses there is anything wrong with his vehicle. For operators of EV fleets like delivery or Eco-tourism businesses, this is a first – each vehicle is connected directly to management, lowering maintenance costs and increasing returns on their EV investments.
Step 6 - Manage
