Voltway is built from a small set of frosted glass panels on a deep green ground, so each screen reads as one calm surface with clear zones.

A map-first home screen
The home screen opens with a glass header holding the user photo, a Welcome Back greeting and a round search button. Below it, a large teal city map fills most of the screen. A white dashed route runs from the current position marker to an orange charging pin, and blue pins mark other stations in the area. Green blocks pick out parks, which helps the map feel like a real city rather than a grid.

Stations you can compare quickly
A Nearby Station panel sits under the map with cards placed side by side. Each card carries a pump icon, a travel time pill, a colored progress bar, the station name and its address, so the driver can compare options at a glance. A floating pill navigation closes the screen, with the home tab raised in orange.

A charging view built around the car
The Live Charging screen uses a glass header with back and search buttons, then a card with the vehicle name and battery level. A large top view of a white car sits in the center, framed by dashed blue rings that suggest charging in progress. A single row shows energy added, cost and time remaining, followed by a full-width orange Stop Charging button.

Type and color
The interface uses a clean neo-grotesque sans in regular and medium weights. Teal and green carry the surfaces, while orange and blue mark pins and progress