Electric skateboard
Street-ready board
Slim deck, pneumatic street tires, dual hub motors and a top-mounted dock planned for one or two compatible packs.
The shared-energy ride systemOne power system.
One power system.
More ways to move.
OwnVolt is building a modular electric ecosystem: a common energy platform designed to carry your day across boards, scooters, bikes and the gear that goes with them.
Energy that refuses to sit still.
Instead of a separate battery ecosystem for every ride, OwnVolt is designed around a modular power core that can move with you. Swap energy between compatible rides, expand capacity when the day runs long, and build a garage that works together.
It is a different way to think about personal electric mobility: not a collection of isolated gadgets, but a connected platform.
OwnVolt concepts shown here are in development. Final specifications, compatibility, performance and availability are subject to validation and production release.
Designed as an ecosystem
Your ride. Your power. Your terms.
A practical shared-energy architecture can reduce idle batteries, simplify the gear you own and make every new compatible product feel like an expansion—not another reset.
40VEveryday energy tier
80VExtended-power concept
1Modular ecosystem
∞Ways to build it
The OwnVolt line
Three rides. One idea.
Each vehicle is its own purpose-built platform—not a reward bundle—designed around the same batteryless, tool-pack-compatible direction.
Electric scooter
Rugged commuter
A low-center-of-gravity scooter concept with a hinged deck bay that keeps the battery system protected and integrated.
Electric bike
Everyday distance
A fat-tire e-bike concept with frame-integrated battery bays for a clean alternative to proprietary e-bike packs.
Board, scooter and bike are separate OwnVolt concepts. Any multi-product campaign bundles are Kickstarter reward tiers, not the product structure of the OwnVolt line.
The core idea
Make the battery the beginning—not the limitation.
OwnVolt is designed so your energy investment can travel with you. Start with the ride that matches your life today, then expand the system as your routes, work and weekends change.
- Modular power designed for compatible OwnVolt products
- Expansion-minded from the first ride
- A unified visual and functional language across the line
Battery-platform roadmap
Bring the packs you know.
OwnVolt is designed to be engineered platform by platform, beginning with the 40V systems already common in garages, sheds and work trucks.
Ryobi 40V
The early anchor platform: a full board, scooter and e-bike concept family with single- or dual-pack layouts depending on the vehicle.
Makita 40V XGT
A premium 40V concept family translating the same shared-energy architecture to the XGT ecosystem.
Kobalt 40V
A homeowner-focused 40V direction, preserving the same three-ride product logic in a distinct battery format.
HART 40V
An accessible 40V concept variant intended to explore compatibility across board, scooter and e-bike configurations.
40V family
Ryobi, Makita XGT, Kobalt, HART and Greenworks 40V are the starting family under concept and fitment evaluation.
Higher-voltage paths
Kobalt 80V, Greenworks 60V/80V and EGO 56V represent planned outdoor-power platforms for longer-range and higher-output directions.
Tool-system expansion
DeWalt 20V/60V FlexVolt and Milwaukee M18 dual-pack concepts remain on the roadmap, pending engineering, thermal and fitment validation.
Compatibility is not universal and must be engineered, protected and tested per battery family. Tool brands are not affiliated with OwnVolt; names identify intended platform directions only.
The gear is part of the system.
RangePack
A serviceable wearable power-pack concept for supporting accessories and extended-day utility.
Smart helmet
A full-face protection concept with modular lighting and communications provisions.
Climate apparel
Technical layers envisioned for changing weather, ventilation and rider comfort.
Accessory rail
A common mounting language intended to keep practical essentials reachable and adaptable.
RangePack
RangePack is the portable side of the platform: a wearable concept meant to make accessory energy and day-long utility feel intentional instead of improvised.
- Wearable, serviceable pack concept
- Accessory and utility-power direction
- Designed to complement compatible rides
Smart helmet
The smart helmet concept starts with full-face protection. Removable light and communications modules are designed as optional capabilities, never a substitute for safety equipment.
- Full-face protection concept
- Removable lighting provisions
- Planned communications-module integration
Climate clothing
Climate apparel is a rider-layer concept for real weather and long days, with the intent to balance ventilation, changing conditions and everyday wearability.
- Technical layers for riding comfort
- Ventilation and weather-change direction
- Designed to work alongside the accessory ecosystem
Accessory rail
The accessory rail is the physical language tying useful add-ons to the ride—an adaptable place for practical gear without a different mounting solution for every product.
- Modular mounting concept
- Configurable placement for ride essentials
- Shared approach across compatible products
Nightrider Remote · In development
Control at your fingertips.
The Nightrider Remote is envisioned as the rider's direct connection to the OwnVolt ecosystem: a compact, glove-friendly controller designed to make key ride information and safety functions easy to reach.
- Thumb throttle and brake control
- Speed and battery display
- Focused headlight control
- Rear safety-light control
- Ergonomic, weather-ready form
- Planned ecosystem integration
The next generation of personal electric mobility starts with a better question.
What if every new electric product made the ones you already own more useful? That is the OwnVolt bet. Follow the campaign to see the first chapter take shape.
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