Accumulator Industries Ltd was a British automotive manufacturer based in Woking, Surrey, established around 1902. The company specialized in the production of light electric vehicles, which bore a resemblance to American models such as the Columbia and Riker cars. Notably, these vehicles were equipped with solid tires and powered by two Lundell motors, each rated at 2 horsepower.

In addition to their light electric cars, Accumulator Industries also developed a heavier electric coach, which was notable for its impressive range of 80 miles. The company contributed to the early electric vehicle market during a time when such technology was still in its infancy.