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Right now, the Strait of Hormuz carries 20–25% of global seaborne oil and nearly 90% of Asia’s oil supply . The Philippines imports 95–98% of its crude oil from the Middle East, so every spike pushes diesel prices higher — often toward ₱100+ per liter — adding real burden to tricycle drivers and families. Super Volt’s Pasig River Pilot delivers 94–96% end-to-end efficiency for dynamic wireless charging — even while the vehicle is moving. Compare that to: Typical wired DC

Right now, oil prices are climbing again. The Strait of Hormuz is back in the headlines. And millions of Filipinos are feeling the pinch at the pump and in their electricity bills. Every time something happens on the other side of the world, our lights get more expensive and our tricycles slow down. We’ve been saying it for a while: We cannot keep depending on imported oil and fragile supply chains forever. That’s why Super Volt exists. We’re not here to fight the oil compani

Drive up to one of these while you eat your lunch and get topped up. Never get out of your EV.

Inductive charging and resonant charging are both wireless power transfer methods, but they differ in their mechanisms, efficiency, and applications. Here's a concise breakdown: Inductive Charging : - Mechanism: Uses electromagnetic induction between two tightly coupled coils (transmitter and receiver) to transfer power. The transmitter coil generates a magnetic field when an alternating current passes through it, inducing a current in the nearby receiver coil.