There are many deployment options for Enair-Charge

General Description

The Enair-Charge is an energy conversion system that transforms the kinetic energy of vehicle wind, trailers, trains, and airplanes into electrical energy during movement. For example, the Enair-Charge can be installed on a vehicle and converts the wind energy generated during travel into electrical energy.

Function description

The setup consists of a rotor and two wind guides that widen away from the rotor on both sides. The first wind guide “catches” the wind, increases its speed, and directs it to the rotor. The second wind guide channels the wind to the vehicle’s rear, thereby improving stability.
The Enair-Charge is the only vehicle propulsion system that converts kinetic energy into electrical energy to power or charge vehicles while simultaneously significantly enhancing safety.

Improvement of Ride Stability

Staircase-Free Adjustment of the Rear Suspension
The Enair-Charge contributes to improved aerodynamics and driving characteristics of a vehicle and significantly enhances vehicle performance.
The stability of the vehicle is increased by raising the downforce on the rear of the vehicle, particularly on curved road sections.

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For existing vehicles without Enair-Charge

Enair-Charge can be easily retrofitted as a driving wind deflection system to the rear of a vehicle. The Kit-of-Parts for a driving wind deflection system is also highly interesting.

Attached to the trailer coupling, either fixed and/or foldable.


As a “backpack”, fixed and/or secured.
Made of rigid and/or flexible material.

As a mobile variant for passenger cars or trucks

The Enair-Charge can also be
mounted on
an trailer, especially car or
truck trailers.

Enair-Charge with
mounting device.

As a mobile variant for Zug


Here is an Enair-Charge installed in
one of the wagons at the end of a
train wagon sequence.

Enair-Charge with a securing mechanism.

Enair-Charge installed firmly
and/or as a “Tender”.

With open
or
openable
outer surfaces.