Hilo Ev
Personal electric vehicles and portable EV batteries for consumers seeking safer micromobility and off-grid power
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Hilo Ev
Hilo EV develops the Hilo ONE personal electric vehicle and Hilo GO portable battery for EV charging and off-grid power. Its IRIS lighting system is designed to improve safety by responding to surrounding conditions.
The company develops its products at ARCC, a research and development hub in Cambridge, and says they are designed and engineered in the UK. Hilo EV Limited was founded in 2020 and is registered in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Product: Hilo ONE personal electric vehicle, Hilo GO portable battery, and IRIS adaptive lighting technology.
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