Case Study Overview
Our customer is recognized for its innovation in micro-mobility charging solutions. They focus on enhancing public spaces and reducing operational costs in the Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) industry. In collaboration with Cavli Wireless, the company improved the sustainability and cost-effectiveness of its charging stations by integrating Cavli’s eSIM technology and the Cavli Hubble platform. This partnership has enabled them to offer more efficient, scalable charging infrastructure for micro-mobility services.
Public micro-mobility charging hubs must operate 24/7, providing a fully automated user experience while withstanding outdoor conditions. Stations handle payment workflows, user authentication, and dynamic load balancing ensuring scooters and e-bikes are always ready for the next ride. Embedding Cavli’s C10GS module (LTE Cat 1, optional eSIM, integrated GNSS, Linux SDK with FOTA, Arm 11@400 MHz, 128 MB RAM/256 MB ROM) delivers turnkey connectivity.
Operators push pricing and firmware updates over the air, monitor station health in real time, and manage billing and API integrations via Cavli Hubble. The result is minimized downtime, adaptive energy distribution, and seamless rider onboarding across city networks.
With growing demand for smart urban mobility, this integration positions our customer to scale rapidly while maintaining reliability. By leveraging Cavli’s IoT solutions, they can expand their charging network, offer real-time insights, and support efficient, low-maintenance operations driving cleaner and smarter transportation in cities.
Highlights
EV Charging Rise
The global charging infrastructure market is expected to grow well in the coming year. In 2024 alone, the market for EV charging stations was valued at USD 25.6 billion, based on data aggregated by Statzon. This number is forecast to grow to USD 215.4 billion by 2032 with a steady 30.5% CAGR.
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EV Market Takes Lead
In 2023, North America leads with a valuation of 10.0 USD Billion, reflecting its strong infrastructure and supportive policies for electric vehicles, projected to grow to 45.0 USD Billion by 2032, showcasing its majority holding in the market.
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Fast Growth in Charging Infra
In 2023, there were over 2.3 million public charging points globally, and this number is expected to grow by 30% annually.
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