RGS’s analysis based on impact accounting principles revealed compelling evidence: VoltUp generates $0.84 in positive environmental and social impact for every $1 in revenue, confirming that sustainability and profitability are mutually reinforcing. While the primarily aim of the company is to provide clean electric transport and the largest impact is environmental, there is also a significant social impact as the company facilitates higher earnings among the poorest members of society.

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VoltUp’s primary impact areas include:‍

- Avoided Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Replacing internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles significantly reduces carbon emissions, supporting a cleaner environment. In 2024, 1,924 metric tons of CO₂ were avoided.‍

‍- Reduced Air Pollution: Eliminating tailpipe pollutants such as PM2.5 and NOx, improving urban air quality and public health.

- Economic Empowerment: Low-income EV drivers saw a 79% increase in daily earnings, thanks to reduced operating costs and zero upfront ownership burden

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VoltUp’s story shows how data-driven impact measurement can guide smarter investment decisions, validate scalable solutions, and unlock both financial and societal value.

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