Delta Electronics to develop extreme fast EV charger with subsidy from US Department of Energy

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Delta Electronics to develop extreme fast EV charger with subsidy from US Department of Energy

Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Friday 31 August 2018

Delta Electronics has announced it will start a 3-year project to develop Extreme Fast Charger (XFC), a device with power output of 400kW for charging electric vehicles (EV) with electricity from general power grids, at a budget of US$7 million, of...

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