Founded in 2010 by Fraser Atkinson, GreenPower Motor Company is a Vancouver-based electric-vehicle manufacturer built around the idea that battery-powered transportation should be affordable, durable and practical to deploy. The company’s purpose-built vehicles serve operators moving people or goods, with U.S. assembly taking place in Porterville, California. GreenPower launched its first battery-electric transit bus in 2014 and received its first order from the City of Porterville in 2017.
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Forsee PowerFounded in 2011, Forsee Power designs, manufactures and integrates smart, modular battery systems for commercial and industrial electric mobility. Its batteries power everything from buses and rail vehicles to off-highway equipment and light electric vehicles, backed by 21 years of battery-business experience and five manufacturing facilities across three continents. The company has equipped more than 5,200 heavy vehicles and 150,000 light vehicles, with North American manufacturing presence in Ohio.HILLIARD, OH
IE DrivesIE Drives develops compact gearing systems for commercial electric trucks and buses, including fixed-ratio gearboxes and automated two-speed transmissions. Founded by EV-systems engineer Jeffrey Barber, the company draws on more than two decades of hybrid and electric drivetrain work and more than 30 years of high-rpm transmission development rooted in NASCAR racing. Its engineering history includes the initial design and fabrication of the original Proterra electric bus and drivetrain analysis focused on reliable, continuous vehicle performance.
Rad Power BikesRad Power Bikes grew from Mike Radenbaugh’s teenage garage-built electric bicycle into a Seattle-based maker of electric bikes for commuting, cargo hauling, recreation, and everyday transportation. Founded in 2005, the company helped popularize direct-to-consumer ebikes and now serves a community of more than 680,000 riders, with local retail and service partners supporting customers nationwide. Its early RadRover fat-tire bike and family-oriented RadWagon cargo bike remain central to a product line designed to make car-replacing trips practical and accessible.
InPowerFounded by Jim Sullivan and John Melvin in 2002, InPower designs and manufactures electronic systems that manage power, monitoring, and control in work vehicles. From its central Ohio facility, the company develops and tests its own products while adapting software and circuit designs for unusual vehicle applications. Its vehicle-specific solutions include Ford Transit start/stop controls and wheelchair-lift interlocks.LEWIS CENTER, OH