For Public & Business
We support municipal last-mile transport and disaster preparedness, tourism circulation, and on-site mobility for business facilities with solar mobility that can start at low operating cost.
Scenes
Reduced buses, driver shortages, and license returns are weakening daily and tourism mobility. HelioX can be piloted as compact port-based transport connecting stations, city halls, tourist information centers, and shopping streets.
During power outages, mobility and electricity can be lost at the same time. HelioX can be used as a mobile disaster battery for phone charging, lighting, small devices, and movement between evacuation points.
It fills the last mile from stations to lodging and from lodging to attractions. As a guest activity, it supports local circulation, social sharing, and higher stay value.
It shortens walking time across large sites. While managing location, battery level, and usage, it supports both operational efficiency and decarbonization visibility.
It can be deployed for movement between facilities, staff mobility, and disaster reserves. Future three- and four-wheel models are also envisioned for senior users.
Newspaper distributors, gas companies, repair shops, and other local networks can participate as operations and maintenance partners.
Pain to Interest
Reduced buses, taxi shortages, and license returns make shopping, clinic visits, and city-office access difficult.
It connects stations, city offices, shopping streets, hospitals, and tourism spots over short distances to supplement everyday local mobility.
Visitors often do not flow to restaurants, scenic spots, and experience facilities a little away from lodging or stations.
It can be deployed as a guest activity, station-area circulation service, or mobility experience starting at tourist information centers.
SDG and ESG efforts are hard to sustain unless their effects can be explained.
Solar use, zero-emission riding, and usage data can be reported as evidence for local policy and ESG communication.
During outages, rechargeable EVs may stop operating, while phone charging and lighting power can also be insufficient.
In normal times it is mobility; in emergencies it is backup power. It becomes an option for BCP and evacuation-site support.
Cloud SaaS
For sharing and organizational deployment, abandonment, dangerous areas, battery level, usage history, and incident response matter. HelioX uses cloud SaaS to monitor vehicles remotely and support operations aligned with local rules.
Implementation
Start with limited duration, vehicle count, and port locations for municipalities and tourism facilities, then collect resident/visitor reactions and usage data.
Own vehicles for on-site mobility, disaster reserves, and company use, combined with maintenance, insurance, and operating rules.
Reduce initial cost and support seasonal events, tourism seasons, and short-term pilots.
Design space provision, vehicle ownership, and operations separately to monetize unused space at hotels and local businesses.
Pricing, insurance, responsibility sharing, and revenue conditions vary by region, vehicle count, and operating model. Details are designed individually during consultation.
Risk Management
Before deployment, riding areas, speed limits, parking, operating hours, age confirmation, insurance, emergency contacts, and maintenance systems are organized. HelioX emphasizes not just vehicles, but rules accepted by the community.
Consultation
Municipalities, companies, hotels, tourism associations, and facility operators are welcome to contact us with the expected area, purpose, and vehicle count.