Websitefor Voltz
A website project in automotive, delivered by DeveloperLook.
Project sheet
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built Voltz's responsive website, where customers explore electric vehicles, compare plans, and get in touch, plus an internal dashboard for bookings, fleet tracking, and analytics.
Voltz is an electric mobility company focused on sustainable transportation. DeveloperLook designed and developed its customer-facing website and an internal management dashboard. The goal was a modern digital experience that matches Voltz's eco-conscious brand and makes the platform easy to use for customers and staff alike.
The website opens with "Experience the Quiet Revolution" and headline figures for range, top speed, and acceleration. Sections on zero emissions, ultra-fast charging, and Driver Assist AI lead into the lineup, where each model has its own details page. Those pages cover price, key specs, performance and safety highlights, interior photos, and handling.
Further down, "More Than a Car" sets out the brand's commitments: sustainability, innovation, safety, transparency, connectivity, and performance. A plans section compares three membership tiers, driver reviews and an FAQ answer common questions, and a contact page invites visitors to get in touch. Every page has a mobile layout.
The internal dashboard brings vehicle management, customer tracking, scheduling, and performance analytics together. Staff see revenue, bookings, cars, and customers, a booking schedule, and pages for cars, vehicle details and tracking, bookings, customers, transactions, and reports, across more than 32 pages.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
Its previous website lacked visual consistency, responsiveness, and user-friendly interfaces. Customers found it hard to navigate, and staff struggled to manage core operations.
Our solution
Behind it, we developed an internal dashboard with real-time analytics, vehicle tracking, and centralized task management. Customers and staff now work from one consistent platform instead of separate systems.
What we built
The Explore the Lineup section presents each model with its key figures and buttons to view details or order, so visitors can compare the range at a glance.
Each vehicle page shows the price, key specs, performance and safety highlights, an interior gallery, and sections on ultra-fast charging and precision handling.
Dedicated sections explain ultra-fast charging and the Driver Assist AI in plain words, so buyers understand charging and assisted driving before they get in touch.
A plans section compares three membership tiers side by side, from basic access to an enterprise plan, with the features each one includes.
Driver reviews with star ratings and an FAQ on charging, range, and ownership answer common doubts on the page, followed by a newsletter sign-up.
Every section has a mobile layout, from the lineup and Driver Assist AI to the contact form and the 404 page, fixing the old site's lack of responsiveness.
The internal dashboard shows revenue, bookings, cars, customers, revenue statistics, a booking schedule, and recent bookings, with pages for cars, customers, transactions, and reports.
A vehicle page lists each car's specifications, photos, and bookings, and a bookings list tracks every rental, so staff monitor the fleet from one place.
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A responsive customer website and an internal management dashboard for an electric mobility company. The website presents the electric lineup, vehicle details, charging, driver assistance, membership plans, reviews, and contact options. The dashboard covers revenue, bookings, cars, customers, transactions, and reports across more than 32 pages.
Each vehicle has its own page with the price, key specs, performance and safety highlights, an interior gallery, and sections on ultra-fast charging and precision handling. The lineup on the home page links to these pages, so visitors move from a quick overview to the full details.
Revenue, bookings, cars, and customers, with revenue statistics, a booking schedule, and a table of recent bookings. Separate pages manage the car list, vehicle details and tracking, customers, transactions, and reports. Together they replace the fragmented systems Voltz used for booking and fleet monitoring.
Yes. The previous site lacked responsiveness, so every section was designed for phones as well as desktops. That covers the hero, the lineup, Driver Assist AI, membership plans, reviews, and the contact form. Even the 404 page has its own mobile version, so visitors on a phone get the full site.
By answering questions on the page. Driver reviews with star ratings and an FAQ about charging and range sit next to a section on the brand's commitments to sustainability and safety. A team page adds faces to the company, so visitors can judge Voltz before they get in touch.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds websites for electric vehicle and mobility companies, with lineup and vehicle pages, plans, reviews, and contact forms. We add an internal dashboard for bookings and fleet data when your team needs one, starting from what your buyers need to know.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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