7 stories tagged ev-chargers on EV Digest.
ChargePoint has introduced the Express Solo, a next-generation fast-charging station designed to slash installation costs while delivering speeds up to 750 kW. The all-in-one unit features intelligent dynamic power sharing, allowing it to distribute available electrical capacity efficiently between multiple connected vehicles.
LAZ Parking has partnered with EV charging provider EverCharge to deploy managed charging stations at residential multi-family properties. The system utilizes dynamic load-management technology to share electrical capacity, allowing buildings to install up to five times more charging ports without requiring costly grid upgrades. The rollout aims to solve one of the biggest hurdles facing electric vehicle adoption for apartment and condominium residents.
EV charging infrastructure provider Green Water & Power (GWP) and hardware manufacturer Autel Energy have jointly announced a significant milestone, deploying over 10,000 Autel EV chargers across the United States since 2023. This partnership has focused on establishing commercial charging solutions in diverse settings, including hospitality and residential properties nationwide.
New York City has partnered with Brooklyn-based 'It's Electric' to significantly expand its EV charging infrastructure. This initiative will see the deployment of 700 new curbside chargers across the five boroughs over the next three years, making public charging more accessible for city residents.
Voltpost, known for integrating EV charging into streetlights, is expanding its infrastructure solutions with new charger designs. The company is developing units that can be quickly installed in residential garages and on apartment building walls, addressing critical charging accessibility needs in urban environments.
Indian manufacturer Exicom has launched production of liquid-cooled AC and DC power modules at its Hyderabad facility, positioning itself as a key supplier for high-power EV charging infrastructure. These innovative modules are specifically designed for demanding applications and are primarily destined for the North American and European markets, where they will be integrated into Tritium's DC fast charger lineup.
Pacific Power Source has significantly upgraded its AGX, RGS, and RLS regenerative AC/DC test platforms, now offering increased power density and scalability. These enhancements are crucial for thoroughly evaluating high-power electrification hardware, including advanced EV chargers and vehicle-to-grid systems.
