Longer range
Each ride puts some energy back into the battery. The same pack covers more distance between charges.
An in-wheel generator for electric scooters. It tops up the battery as you ride, so every charge goes further.
Energy conversion efficiency of the statorless generator. Measured above 93% in internal testing.
The power of a conventional unit, from the same space.
Less resistance at start up. The battery barely notices.
Rated for hot, wet outdoor conditions. Built for daily riding.
Scooter riders don't need a bigger battery. They need the one they have to go further. Helios recovers power from the wheel as it turns and feeds it back to the battery.
Each ride puts some energy back into the battery. The same pack covers more distance between charges.
One unit in the wheel hub. No extra engine, no extra fuel, no extra wiring loom.
Riders plug in less often. Delivery and sharing fleets keep scooters on the road for longer shifts.
Ultra low starting resistance and gentle charge cycles help the battery last longer.
Motion in, electricity out. The journey doesn't stop.
Range extended with every kilometre ridden. Fewer charging stops on long days. Less strain on the battery over its life.
Nothing comes out of the back. Not a drop of fossil fuel. Carbon neutral rules met, not chased.
Recovered power tops up the battery while riding. Low wear, low maintenance. Batteries cycled gently, so they last longer.
Starts at low voltage, so electrical risk stays low. Built with mechanical redundancy. Stays in service when others stop.
Swaps straight in for a standard scooter wheel. Fits 12, 16 and 18 inch hubs. Existing scooter platforms welcome.
Helios Motor moves the vehicle. Statorless generator powers everything else. One complete on board system.
Lighter, with no iron core to heat up. Efficient even at walking pace. Extra power for everything else on board.
City commuting on a single charge, more days of the week.
Longer shifts between charges. Fewer battery swaps, more time on the road.
What it does. Who it's for. How to begin. The engineering stays between us and our partners.
From the wheel's own motion. As the scooter moves, the in-wheel generator turns some of that movement into electricity and feeds it back to the battery. We walk scooter makers through the engineering under NDA.
Yes. Helios is a range extender, not a replacement for charging. The scooter keeps its normal battery and charger. The generator tops the battery up while riding, so it needs charging less often.
A normal hub motor only drives the wheel. The Helios hub pairs the drive motor with a statorless generator in the same space, so the wheel also recovers power as it turns.
The Helios hub is designed to keep mechanical load low, with starting resistance around 60% lower than a conventional unit in our testing.
Fewer charging cycles and gentler use of the battery, which helps the battery last longer. Fleets that run long shifts benefit most.
It is designed to be fitted by scooter manufacturers at the factory. The hub drops in for a standard 12, 16 or 18 inch wheel, so existing scooter platforms can use it without a redesign. We sell to scooter makers, not individual riders.
Not yet. Independent performance testing and certification are part of the current development phase.
Two wheelers with 12, 16 or 18 inch hubs. Other sizes can be discussed.
The generator is rated to 180 °C and built for outdoor use in heat and rain.
Working prototypes have been built and tested in house. The current phase is refining prototypes, arranging independent testing and preparing patent applications, with production planned over the next one to three years.
Yes, under a non-disclosure agreement. Performance data, drawings and integration documents are shared with scooter makers once an NDA is in place.
If you build or run electric scooters, write to support@helios.sg with your models and volumes, and we will set up a call.
Scooter makers and fleet operators: let's talk.
Tell us your company, the application and the volumes you have in mind, and we will come back with next steps.