Filip Bubalo
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Filip Bubalo
Researcher & writer for Charging Stack. Marketing manager at PROTOTYP where I help mobility companies tell better stories. Writing about the shift to electric vehicles, micromobility, and how cities are changing — with a mix of data, storytelling, and curiosity. My goal? Cut through the hype, make things clearer, and spotlight what actually works.
Ultre Puts 4 m³ of Cargo Into a 3.4-Metre Electric Quadricycle
Ultre is developing a compact electric delivery vehicle with 4 m³ of cargo space, a 500 kg payload and an unusual FiDU steel frame.
Stark is Trying to Solve The Last Few Blocks of Scooter Sharing
Stark is building a retrofit that lets operators move shared scooters remotely instead of sending a field worker for every correction.
XYTE is Building a Commuter Vehicle For People Who do Not Want a Scooter
XYTE is building a narrow, roofed one-seater for commuters who want less vehicle than a car and more protection than a scooter.
IPOP is Building a Smaller Second Car
IPOP is building two compact EVs around the everyday jobs a second car usually ends up doing.
Inside ONO: The Cargo-Bike Platform Built for Fleet Work
A closer look at where ONO fits in a fleet, from route density and modular bodies to battery swaps, service and depot setup.
The Operating Layer Gets Serious
Ten mobility stories showing how charging, autonomy, fleets and batteries are moving from announcements into real operations
Comodule is Building the Digital Layer Behind Connected e-Bikes
Comodule puts hardware, cloud software, apps, and controls behind connected e-bikes. The bigger test is whether that connection stays useful after the sale.
GR1T is Building the Missing Middle of Electric Motorcycles
GR1T is targeting the electric motorcycle gap between low-cost city scooters and premium performance bikes with a removable-battery platform built for everyday riders.
Why Reload Land Matters for Europe’s Electric Two-Wheeler Scene
Reload Land is helping turn Europe’s electric motorcycle scene into something people can actually see, ride, and believe in.
PNY Is Trying to Build the Missing Middle Between the Scooter and the Van
PNY is betting that urban delivery needs a new kind of vehicle between the scooter and the van.