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Slide1

All Electric, All the TimeWith Wireless ChargingITS World Congress

1

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Slide2

WAVE | At a Glance

2

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Delivering Commercial Product

$7+M in Commercial

Contracts

Initial Focus on Heavy Duty VehiclesEn-route charging enables commercial useProven Management & Technology Team25+ Employees

Slide3

All-Electric Transportation | Market Viability?

3

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Limited Range & Anxiety

Heavy & Expensive Batteries

Ugly & Expensive Infrastructure

Impractical

Slide4

The Solution | Wireless Power Transfer (WPT)

4

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

WAVE Technology:

Safe charging through road and all-weather conditions

Simple and cost

effectiveSmaller battery packs and unlimited rangeBatteries charged "on the go" throughout routeElegant Infrastructure – no cables or overhead wires

Electric Grid

Wireless Charger

Vehicle

Slide5

Market Creation | Creating New Markets for EVs

5

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Wireless En Route Charging Enables Applications & Markets That Do Not Exist Today

Slide6

WAVE’s WPT | The Technology

6

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Output

Power to

Vehicle

Receiver

Electronics

Magnetic Field

Current

Transmitter

Electronics

Input

Power from Grid

7.4” Air Gap, 10.5” Magnetic Gap

Third Party Certification that it meets ICNIRP Guidelines and

ISO/ANSI

14117 Standards

(medical devices)

Slide7

WAVE’s WPT | A Typical Duty Cycle

7

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Vehicle Receives Full Charge Each Night

Batteries Drained as Vehicle Drives Route

Vehicle Recharges Wirelessly Throughout Day

Vehicle Has Limitless Range

Slide8

Opportunity Charging | Daily Charging

8

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Extended Operating Time

Charge Level %

Slide9

Electric Bus Ranges | With WAVE

9

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Airport Route

Urban Route

OEM Daily Vehicle Range

WAVE Range Extender™

Slide10

Traction in Transit | Four Commercial Deployments

10

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

$7.1M in awarded contracts

Multiple vehicle platforms

Variable route lengths

High-profile locations

Slide11

Utah Transit Authority | Commercial Deployment

11

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

50

kW charging system

Feeder shuttle

for light

rail “TRAX”

system

Full Service launch in Fall 2014

Remanufactured all-electric ZEPS bus from CCW

Charging system primary pad

Bus charging over snow (Dec 13, 2013)

Slide12

Monterey Salinas Transit | Waterfront Route

12

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

All

-electric

trolley replaces diesel

trolley 4.5 mile route

50 kW charging

system

Operational Q1 2015

Slide13

McAllen Metro | A Green Route in Texas

13

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Route will provide all electric service to the airport, hospital and shopping center

50

kW charging

system for two Complete Coach Works “ZEPS” buses

Awarded the grant after a competitive bidding process

Slide14

Antelope Valley | Laying the Groundwork

14

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Based in Lancaster, CA – home of BYD’s manufacturing plant

Long duty cycles

50 kW charging

system

Initial chargers at Lancaster City Park & Palmdale Transportation Center

Commitment to full electrification

Initial order of 2 BYD buses & 2 WAVE chargers

Grant application submitted for 12 additional buses and 2 more chargers

Operational Q2 2015

Slide15

Management Team

15

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Michael

Masquelier

CEO & CTO

Entrepreneur and technology expert in wireless, power electronics and sensors with 11 issued and pending patents including Motorola LabsWesley SmithChief Development Officer

Over twenty years of business development and startup experience in telecommunications, energy, and technology sectors.

Guy

Letendre

Chief Operating OfficerSupply chain expert with executive level engineering, operations and business development experience with Autoliv &

Infinia Corporation

Hunter Wu

Chief

Scientist

Co

-inventor of University of Auckland WPT system;

Ph.D

Electrical Engineering; Over a dozen peer-reviewed, IEEE international journal and conference publications.

John

Inglish

Director

Former Utah Transit Authority CEO, national leader in transit industry

Slide16

Technical Team

16

WAVE Confidential & Proprietary – Do Not Distribute

Power Electronics Engineering

Software Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

OperationsOrlin WetzkerSoftware Project Manager

Melissa

WilckenDirector of Product Manufacturing

Guy

Letendre

COO

Tracie Peterson

Project Manager

Not Pictured:

Melanie Espinoza

, Supply Chain Assistant

Robert Jackson

Mechanical Engineer

Robert Erickson

Mechanical Engineer

Evans

Griego

Senior Mechanical Engineer

Bryan

Stenquist

Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Marcellus Harper

Embedded Software/ Firmware Engineer

Jay

Hotvedt

Embedded Software Engineer

Eric Christensen

Embedded Software Engineer

Steve Ball

Software/Firmware Engineer

Not Pictured:

Andy Moore

, Mechanical Engineering Manager;

Robert Baker

, Manufacturing Data Engineer

Hunter Wu

Chief Scientist

Hadi

Malek

Product Engineering Manager

John

Ruess

Electrical Engineer

Eric Ladd

Power Electronics Test Engineer

Lehi

Vitor

Lab Technician

Michael Lewis

Lab Technician

Michael

Masquelier

CEO/CTO