EV charging your apartment building can actually say yes to.

Volty turns the power points already in your carpark into billed EV charging. No hardware, no electrician, no capital works — the car is the meter, and every session settles straight to the owners corporation.

An apartment building at dusk, with a landscaped courtyard

For strata managers

Turn common-property power into a billable service without spending a cent on hardware — and stop arguing about who paid for what.

Why Volty

For residents

Charge at home in the carpark you already park in. Plug in, walk away, and pay only for the electricity you actually use.

How charging works

How it works

Three steps, and only one of them involves the building doing anything.

  1. 1

    Your building turns on charging

    The owners corporation sets a rate per kWh and marks where charging is allowed. No chargers to buy, no cabling to run, no works approval to win.

  2. 2

    Residents link their car once

    A driver joins with the building's invite code, signs in with their car manufacturer account and adds a card. That's the whole setup.

  3. 3

    Every session bills itself

    Plug into an ordinary power point. The car reports the charge, Volty meters it, and the payment settles straight to the owners corporation.

“I think the biggest selling point is that it provides a practical EV charging solution without the cost and complexity of installing dedicated charging infrastructure. It also removes the administrative burden of tracking electricity usage and recovering costs from residents.”
Leah T — Building Manager, Sydney

Bring Volty to your building

Tell us about your building and we'll be in touch as we roll out — or book a time and we'll walk you through it.