The platform

ZAPPP Hardware: The devices

Hardware that clips on. Intelligence that stays. Three devices cover everything from a delivery bike to a 40-tonne truck, and all read the CAN bus without touching it.

  • Contactless clips: no wire cut, no splice, no solder
  • No warranty impact, trusted by a financier with strict asset-protection rules
  • Under 30 minutes to install. Live in 48 hours
  • OEM-agnostic, validated across makes and models
The three ZAPPP devices side by side: ZAPPP Micro, ZAPPP Box with its antenna, and ZAPPP Pro

01 · The range

Three devices. One data model.

DeviceForDevice priceInstallTotal deploy
ZAPPP MiniBikes & micro-EV, under 25 kWh$75$50$125
ZAPPP BoxVans & light EV, 25–100 kWh$199$50$249
ZAPPP ProBus, truck & heavy, over 100 kWh$399$100$499

Prices in USD. Total deploy includes device and installation. Subscription pricing on the pricing page.

02 · The install

Under 30 minutes. Zero warranty impact. Live in 48 hours.

01 · CLIP 02 · CONNECT 03 · VERIFY 04 · STREAM
INSTALL SEQUENCE: contactless clips, fused isolated feed, DBC-validated channel map, live stream inside 48 hours.

  1. Clip

    Contactless CAN clips attach around the bus wiring. The harness is never opened.

  2. Connect

    The device powers from a fused, isolated feed. No vehicle system is modified.

  3. Verify

    Channel map validated against the OEM DBC. Signal quality confirmed on the spot.

  4. Stream

    Telemetry flows at 1Hz. The vehicle appears on your pit wall within 48 hours of install start.

No cutting. No splicing. No soldering. No interaction with safety-critical systems. Removal is as fast as installation and leaves no trace. For warranty and OEM sign-off, the installation specification documents every interface.

03 · Coverage

OEM-agnostic means validated, not promised.

ZAPPP has validated CAN channel maps across BYD, Yutong, SANY, JAC, Alexander Dennis, Volvo, Wrightbus, Ebusco, Solaris and others. SANY and JAC are existing customers [CUSTOMER NAME, PENDING SIGN-OFF]. If your OEM is not on the list, the channel-mapping process is part of onboarding.