HAYA™Driving a New Era.

Mobility. Energy. What comes next.

What already exists can still move forward.

HAYA ReDrive™

Converting Today. Powering Tomorrow.

  • PetroltoElectric
  • DieseltoElectric
  • Petrol / DieseltoHybrid
  1. 01 Assess
  2. 02 Engineer
  3. 03 Convert
  4. 04 Integrate
  5. 05 Validate
  6. 06 ReDrive

Same vehicle. New energy.

First phase / 01

ReDrive 100™

100 vehicles. Real roads. Real learning.

A planned demonstration programme.

  • Taxi
  • Delivery
  • Corporate
  • Government
  • Institutional

Convert. Test. Measure. Improve. Scale.

What happens after the battery's first journey?

Another can begin.

HAYA Batteries™

Power Beyond First Use.

  1. Recover.
  2. Evaluate.
  3. Reuse.
  4. Repurpose.
  5. Recycle.

The battery lifecycle

  1. 01 07VehicleBattery operating in mobility.
  2. 02 07AssessThe battery leaves the vehicle. Its health is read.
  3. 03 07ReuseWhere technically suitable.
  4. 04 07Second lifeStationary energy storage.
  5. 05 07RecoverWhen it is no longer suitable for further safe use.
  6. 06 07RecycleSeparated into material streams.
  7. 07 07Another lifeMaterials converge. A new battery form.
ReuseRecoverHomeBusinessSolarChargingBackupRural energyLithiumNickelCopperAluminium

The HAYA loop

  1. Mobility
  2. ReDrive
  3. Battery
  4. Second life
  5. Recovery
  6. New energy

HAYA

Value shouldn't move in a straight line.

Inspired by the Himalayas.

Resilience. Adaptability. Endurance.

  1. EstoniaGlobal Headquarters59.44° N · 24.75° E
  2. HimalayasOur Inspiration27–36° N · 73–95° E
  3. NepalFirst Operations27.72° N · 85.32° E

One vision. Different coordinates.

We begin with ReDrive and Batteries.

HAYA goes further.

  • RoadFuture mobility.
  • EnergyFuture energy systems.
  • EarthFuture machines.
  • AirFuture aerial mobility.
  • WaterFuture marine mobility.
  • TransitFuture transportation systems.
  • IntelligenceFuture mobility technology.

Build What's Next.

HAYA™Driving a New Era.

  • Global HQ — Estonia
  • Inspired by the Himalayas
  • First Operations — Nepal