This is how the Swobbee system works
Riders find a station in the app, scan a code and swap the battery. A swap takes seconds; nobody waits for a battery to charge.

Swap in five steps
This is how a swap works in New York and Jersey City. The Swobbee app is free to download. To use the network and manage a Swobbee One battery, riders need a battery subscription.

Find a station
The map shows every station nearby and how many charged batteries it has.

Check the station
A tap on a station shows ready batteries, address and distance.

Scan the QR code
The rider taps Swap and scans the code on the station. A compartment door opens.

Return the empty battery
The empty battery goes into the open compartment, and the door closes.

Take a charged battery
The next door opens with a fully charged Swobbee One.
In New York the subscription runs on one battery, the Swobbee One. Riders don’t choose a battery; every swap hands out a charged Swobbee One.
What the app shows riders
Battery charge, live station status and swap history. Support is one tap away: the WhatsApp button on the home screen goes straight to our team.

Battery
Charge level, serial number and battery type at a glance.

Station status
How many batteries are ready, before the ride over.

Swap history
Every swap, listed in the menu.
One battery for every swap: Swobbee One
The subscription runs on a single battery model. That’s why the app never asks which battery a rider needs.
- Always the right battery: every swap hands out a fully charged Swobbee One
- Theft protection: built-in GPS tracking
- Charge at a glance: on the battery’s LED display and in the app
Sign-up for delivery riders in New York: signup.swobbee.com

Swapping in New York and Jersey City
Our riders swap at stations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Jersey City.





Operator dashboard
Your operations, fully transparent and traceable. The operator dashboard shows:
- Battery status: the current state of every battery
- Error history: every fault, logged and traceable
- Sharing points: your battery swapping stations at a glance
- Statistics: swaps and usage over time
- Theft protection: traceable batteries such as the Swobbee One can be located

Types of stations
Public station
The battery pool of the public stations is available to all customers who have a subscription to rental batteries at Swobbee. Swobbee is the owner of these stations and batteries. Customers can swap their battery as often as they need, at any public station in a city. Swobbee replaces defective batteries and keeps the network of battery swapping stations running.

Private station
As a fleet operator, you can rent a Swobbee Station exclusively to charge your batteries; buying one is possible in individual cases. We look for suitable locations together with you. If you rent, you pay a monthly fee for the station plus a small fee per battery swap. The batteries stay in your possession.

Multimodal stations: several battery types, one station
Many of our stations in Europe are multimodal. One station charges batteries from different manufacturers, for e-scooters, e-mopeds and cargo bikes. That’s why swapping there has two extra steps: users choose in the app which battery they need and how many.
- Find a Swobbee Station in the app
- Choose the right battery for the vehicle
- Choose the number of batteries to swap
- Scan the QR code on the station
- Swap the batteries and close the doors
- Complete the swap in the app

FAQ
Usually Swobbee Stations are rented. Buying a station is possible in individual cases; the details are agreed case by case.
Depending on the configuration, between 10 and 30 batteries can be charged in the station.
Between 3 and 6 hours, depending on the type of battery and the state of charge of the battery when inserted into the station.
In New York, always a fully charged Swobbee One. It’s the only battery in the subscription, so riders don’t choose one in the app. At our multimodal stations in Europe, users pick the battery type in the app.
Riders sign up at signup.swobbee.com and then download the app.
The Swobbee Station is equipped with a smoke detector. Suspicious batteries are flagged at an early stage; our service team then takes them out and stores them safely until repair or recycling.
Riders message our support team through the WhatsApp button in the app, 24/7.

