Zeleros is a European high-tech company headquartered in Spain leading the development of hyperloop
Zeleros' unique technologies integrated in the vehicle enable the implementation of scalable hyperloop routes, drastically reducing the cost per kilometer of infrastructure and operating at safer pressure levels. Zeleros also works in the development of advanced mobility solutions for the automation of ports and airports, taking advantage of its technologies and know-how applied to these sectors.
The company is growing fast mobilizing more than 150 people in the development, becoming a reference in the European sustainable mobility sector. Currently, Zeleros is preparing the construction of a European Hyperloop research center. Zeleros is also partnering with renowned industrial players worldwide to bring hyperloop into a reality within the next decade. These include renowned industrial players such as Arcelormittal (world's largest steel manufacturer), Renfe (Spain’s main high-speed rail operator) or Siemens (digital leader), research centers such as Tecnalia, CIEMAT or IK4, and Universities such as Technical University of Madrid and Valencia. Private investors such as Red Electrica de España (Spain), Altran (France), Road Ventures (Switzerland), Goldacre (UK), Angels Capital, Wayra(Spain), and Silicon Valley's Plug and Play Tech Center (US) have supported the project so far, together with public bodies such as EIT Climate-KIC, Spanish Ministry of Science, DG RTD H2020 and Generalitat Valenciana. The company is also active in the US, MENA and Asia, to achieve global impact and gain potential customers. The founders of Zeleros are also the creators of “Hyperloop UPV”, University project awarded at SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition in 2015, organized by visionary Elon Musk, competing against world’s most prestigious universities in engineering. They also, achieved top 10 at the SpaceX competition in Los Angeles (California), from among more than 300 teams worldwide. The Atlantic II became the first Spanish Hyperloop prototype in history, being the most powerful and combining autonomous propulsions with a passive levitation system.
