Drivers & travellers
Planning the next journey, choosing a charging stop and finding something useful to do along the way.
Explore the app →Where you charge matters.
What happens around the stop matters, too.
A driver doesn’t just need a charger. They need to understand the stop—and how it fits into their day.
Is it a useful place to take a break? Is there somewhere to eat? What information supports the charging decision? And if the plan changes, what comes next?
WAYVIQ brings those questions together. We’re building an EV travel intelligence platform that connects the driver experience with charging information, properties and the businesses around each stop.
For drivers, that means more context for the journey. For properties and brands, it creates a way to become part of it.
More useful information. More reasons to choose a destination. More meaningful connections between the people travelling and the places welcoming them.
The opportunity sits at the intersection of EV travel, charging infrastructure and the real-world experience around the stop.
Planning the next journey, choosing a charging stop and finding something useful to do along the way.
Explore the app →Making charging locations easier to understand and the surrounding amenities, services and experiences easier to discover.
For properties →Bringing relevant campaigns, discounts and partner loyalty benefits into the moments when travellers have time to stop.
Explore brand experiences →Connecting available charging information, source evidence and infrastructure context to support better decisions.
For data partners →WAYVIQ connects the journey people see with the property, data and campaign context behind it.
EV TRAVEL INTELLIGENCECharging discovery, vehicle-aware planning, saved stops, My Garage and relevant experiences around the charging break.
See the app →Stop Score, charging and arrival confidence, dwell context and plan health bring different parts of the decision into view.
Understand the intelligence →A commercial workspace for charging locations, properties, businesses, campaigns, activity records and partner visibility.
Explore the platform →Make the next step easier to understand. Keep the information relevant to the person, the vehicle and the moment.
Keep sources, freshness and unknowns visible. Confidence should have context, and missing information should stay clear.
A charging stop is also a property, a neighbourhood and a collection of businesses and services. That wider experience deserves a place in the decision.
Bring drivers, properties, brands and data partners into a shared experience, with clear roles and relevant reasons to participate.