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.
BILITI’s Electric 3-Wheeler is Beating Vans in City Traffic
BILITI is electrifying last-mile delivery without waiting for chargers or gigafactories.
This Startup is Turning Fleet AI Into an Operations Teammate
Urban mobility and logistics fleets face mounting pressure – unpredictable demand, local regulations, razor-thin margins, and growing sustainability goals. Yet many operators still rely on dashboards, static reports, or manual workflows, the tools that show problems but rarely solve them.…
Zipforce Is Bringing Electric Power to the Bikes People Ride Every Day
A Swedish startup is helping riders electrify their bikes - without buying a new one.
Meet the Startups Fixing How Cities Move
Across cities and skies, small mobility startups are proving that real innovation doesn’t need big budgets. Just better ideas and faster execution.
Vessev’s Hydrofoils Are Making Clean Transport Look Effortless
A New Zealand startup is teaching the marine industry what clean mobility really looks like.
The Startup Making Delivery Robots Finally Make Sense
Camera vision, real pilots, and a cost-first mindset. This is how Delivers.ai made robot delivery real.
Populus Is Helping Cities Take Back the Curb
Populus is quietly building the operating system for how modern cities move.
Cezigue is Makin Connected Mobility Something Anyone Can Build
The French startup turning connected mobility into something anyone can build.
Inteliports is Building the Infrastructure Drone Companies Depend On
The startup redefining drone logistics from the ground up.
Waev is Building America’s Local Fleet Stack
From college campuses to airport aprons, Waev’s electric workhorses prove that small EVs can deliver big results.