What Wevo changed

• Added "Software Suite" to the residential products navigation menu.
• Added "Metering & Sensors" to the residential products navigation menu.
• Added "Communication" to the residential products navigation menu.
• Removed a video link and cookie consent placeholder text from the top of the page.
• Removed accessibility shortcut links ("Skip to main content") from the header.

The company is expanding its visible product line from hardware like chargers to include software tools and data hardware. This suggests they are positioning themselves as a full-stack energy management platform rather than just a hardware provider.

• Added a new accessibility menu at the top of the page.
• Added "Skip to main content" and "Enable accessibility for low vision" options.
• Removed the "Software Suite" link from the residential products navigation.
• Updated the main home link to include a trailing slash in the URL.

The site now includes tools for users with low vision. This helps Wevo Energy meet legal standards and reach more customers who need accessible software.

• Added a new video titled "ONE-for-EV-Charging-Solution_Video_2025."
• Replaced a security bot-verification page with the full website interface.
• Implemented a comprehensive cookie consent management system (CookieYes).
• Added detailed navigation links for Commercial, Utility Scale, and Residential solar products.
• Included specific application pages for solar carports, floating PV, and Agri-PV.

SolarEdge has updated its site from a security verification screen to a full content experience. The most significant new asset is a 2025 promotional video for their "ONE for EV Charging Solution," signaling a major marketing push for their electric vehicle infrastructure.