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The VisionSmarter EV charging that’s there for you everywhere.

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102 Interviews6,600 Miles Flown

2 Patents Filed2 Conferences

Week 1 Week 10

Sameer Mehdiratt

a

Product Mgmt,Supply Chain

Expert

Arcady Sosinov

Visionary, CEO,

Automotive Expert

Sanat Kamal Bahl

Electrical Eng,Product

Marketing

Luv Kothari

Electrical Eng,Engineering

Design

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A Growth Market

150K

EVs on the road today

1.8M

Projected for 2020

U.S. Sales of EVs & Plug-In Hybrids

7% of US Vehicle Sales in 2020

EV Charging Market Today

$260MEV

Charging By 2020

$2.3BSources: Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA), John

Gartner at Navigant

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The Journey

So We Found a Problem

Inconvenience of Plugging In

In Love with a Technology

Wireless Charging

Scalability

Usability

Utilization

The Destination

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The Beacon: Business Model Canvas

Testing hypotheses to find the right customer segments

Customer Segments

Companies with high % of EV adoption (Google)

Companies with high % of EV adoption (Google)

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The Beacon: Business Model Canvas

Testing hypotheses to find the right value propositions

Value Propositions

Higher scalabilityHigher scalability

Greater capacityGreater capacity

Employee productivityEmployee productivity

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The Beacon: Business Model Canvas

Testing hypotheses to find the right revenue streams

Revenue Streams

Charging as a Service (CaaS)Charging as a Service (CaaS)

Leasing the MobiLeasing the Mobi

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The Beacon: Business Model Canvas

Testing hypotheses to find the right key partners

Key Partners

Robotics partner: Knightscope

Robotics partner: Knightscope

Charging network: ChargePoint

Charging network: ChargePoint

Second-life batteries: ATC New Tech

Second-life batteries: ATC New Tech

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Looking ForwardPrototypeSmaller Battery & Off-the-shelf Components

Mobi V1Manually Operated by Attendant

Mobi V2Fully Autonomous (No Attendant)

Mobi V2.5Mobile EV Charger w/ Wireless Charging

Coming Soon!

9 months – 1 year

Years 1 - 2

Year 2+

A roadmap that divides our innovative idea into a series of mezzanine products, thus emphasizing:Iterative Product DevelopmentContinuous Customer FeedbackQuick Reaction to Market Changes

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The Revenue Model

Mobi Charger

Service, Maintenance, & Data Analytics

Lease Model + Monthly Service Fee

Charging as a Service (Operational Expense)

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The Revenue Model

Example only –prices and terms not yet finalized.

Charging as a Service – CaaS(have the ability to service 24 cars per day)

$6,950 per month

w/ 2yr agreement

$15 per charge

What You Get

FreeWireAttendant

(3) MobiUnits

Service & Maintenanc

e

Data & Usage

Analytics

No Infrastructure Cost

Fast & Free Installation

Convenient Charging

Increased Employee

Productivity

Alternatively, Lease a Mobi(use your own attendant and be able to service 8 cars per day)

$1,550 per month

per Mobi, w/ 2yr agreement

$10 per charge

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Before we conclude, we want to show you just one more thing…

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Thank You

[email protected]@freewiretech.com

[email protected]@freewiretech.com

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Appendix

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Comparing Solutions

Traditional L2 Charging Station

Traditional DC Charging Station

Mobi Charger

Capacity 2 cars per day 4 cars per day 8 cars per day

Infrastructure Cost High Very High None

Equipment Cost Medium Very High Medium

Installation Time 3 – 6 months 6 months 2 weeks

Difficulty of Installation High Very High Low

Convenience of Use Medium Medium High

Portable No No Yes

Energy Cost Savings No No Yes

Companies charging 10 EVs per day can save over $1,000 monthly on their PG&E bill because of Mobi’s inherent load-shaping capabilities.

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Product Design

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Favorable Regulation

NYC 20% of all new parking spots shall be EV-ready

Palo AltoAll new homes shall be wired for EV charging

Emeryville, CAParking lots with >17 spaces shall have at least 3% served by a charging station

Local

EV & Charging Infrastructure Incentives

CALSTART Employer EV Initiative

Zero Emissions Vehicle Mandates

Workplace Charging Challenge

State

Federal

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Market Size20,000 charging stations across the USx $13,000 average cost

$260 MillionTAM

7,500 public stations

12,500 workplace stations

$162.5 MillionSAM

*Does not include in-home chargers

600 Google charging stations replaced by

60 FreeWire chargebotsx $50,000 selling pricex 10 customers$30 MillionTarget

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EV Projections

1.8MEV’s sold in 202010% of Total Sales

5MEV’s on theroad by 2020

Regulatory ChangesNetwork EffectsAspirational Status

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Charging Infrastructure

180k EVs on the road

today

20k public & workplace charging

points(7700 charging

stations)

9:1 Ratio

That will grow to 12:1 by the end of 2014

Sources: PEVCollaborative, US DOE

61 employees drive EVs16 charging stations

10% of workforce drive EVs5:1 EV to charger ratio

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Current Paradigm

EVEV EVEV

Grid-tied stationary charging stations.What are the challenges that this model imposes?

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Utilization

7kWh avg energy needed per charging event

7kW avg charge rate

Theoretical Capacity: 8 cars per day

Actual Capacity: 2 cars per day

Utilization:25%

Why?Reliance on human interventionOptimization between employee productivity and capital utilization

Sources: EV Project, Google, ChargePoint, Evernote

“The motivation behind Evernote’s robust workplace charging program is unique: to increase employee productivity. By gaining access to HOV lanes in their PEVs, some of our employees have cut their commute in half.” - Maeanna Glenn, Special Projects Manager

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ScalabilityBore concrete

Sources: Customer interviews, Harvey Electric, PEVCollaborative

“Our first installation included 30 charging stations. We allocated the same funding for the second round, but could now only afford 17 stations. At this point, we don’t even want to think about a third round.” - Brian Glazebrook, Senior Global Sustainability Manager

Run conduit underground

City inspection services

Permits and licenses

Installation is complex, time-consuming, and expensive.

Scaling up takes months of planning.

Key Challenges:Parking StructuresDense Urban AreasMulti-unit dwellingsLeased and shared office buildings

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Energy Consumption

Issues to consider:

Demand Charges $10 - $30/kW peak rates versus $0 - $3 off-peak

Energy Rates Difference between peak and off-peak can be 2X

Outdated Infrastructure Companies will most likely need to upgrade their energy infrastructure once EV adoption increases

Smart Grid Vehicles may not be able to request a charge when they need it due to overall system demand

Sources: PG&E, UC Berkeley, Customer interviews

Workplace

Public

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Mobi Charger

Building’s Step-Down

Transformer

240V/80A Single Phase AC = 19kW

AC to DC Conversion

Power Electronics

30kWh Battery

DC to DC Power

Electronics

Cabling & Connectors

DC CHAdeMO Plug = 50kW

Motorized Mobile

Enclosure

Mobi recharge time~ 1.5 hours

Avg Charge = 7 - 10kW

Services 3 EVs before recharging~ 45 minutes

Capacity10 EVs per day

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Mobi Charger

Traditional Charging Station FreeWire Mobi

Hardware$1.50

$7.5k/spot, 2 cars per dayamortized over 10 years

$3.20

$40k/unit, 10 cars per dayamortized over 5 years

Installation$2

$10k/spot, 2 cars per dayamortized over 10 years

$0.40

$5k total, 10 cars per dayamortized over 5 years

Electricity

$2.30

Energy: 10kWh x $0.13 per kWhDemand: (10 stations requesting 6kW

each x $13) / 2 / 20 days / 20 cars

$1.12

Energy: 6 cars at night ($0.07) and 14 cars during the day ($0.13)

ProductivityLoss

$16.25

15 min at $65/hour average wage

None

Total$22.05 (incl productivity)

$5.80 (not incl productivity)$4.72

Cost per Charge (based on the ability to service 20 cars per day)

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Household Income of EV Owners

4 out of 5 make over $100kCompared to 1 out of 3 combustion vehicle owners30% make over $200kCompared to 8% of combustion vehicle owners

Source: The EV Project, sponsored by the US Department of Energy

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End of Appendix