Five EVBox Troniq Modular charging stations – ranging between 90 up to 240kW – were installed in Oslo, Norway by property management company, Ragde Eiendom.

The objective of the Early Adopter programme (EAP) is to validate the performance and compatibility of EVBox Troniq Modular charging stations with all types of vehicles, by carrying out on-site tests in real conditions.

The current energy transition requires more electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, and thus also increases the demand for technical personnel. With the OneChargerTwoLives initiative, EVBox has started to address these challenges by donating used charging stations to technical schools in the Netherlands for educational purposes.

Remco Samuels has been confirmed as permanent CEO of EVBox, a global provider of charging solutions.

Should businesses extend their offering of fleet cars to include electric vehicles? According to 62% of the UK population the answer is yes, even more so when asking potential (75%) and current EV drivers (83%). 

Electric mobility is crossing the chasm – from being an emerging technology for innovators and early adopters to becoming a stable and accessible option for an early majority. The industry could see an exponential rise in EV adoption if main barriers such as more affordable price ranges for electric cars and uncertainty of charging availability are removed.

EVBox, a provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has been selected by the Museum of the Future as their EV charging station provider, in order to meet their sustainability initiatives.

EVBox Group, a provider of flexible and scalable charging solutions for electric vehicles, and Covestro, a provider of polymer solutions, are working on a pilot project to ensure more sustainable plastics are used in the production of EV charging stations.

EVBox and The Mobility House are partnering to accelerate the transition to emission-free mobility with Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technologies. The partnership will see EVBox provide hardware for projects that involve V2G implemented by The Mobility House. Both companies are investing heavily in R&D (EVBox recently announced its new research Lab) to bring intelligent EV charging technologies to the market.

EVBox and has·to·be have partnered up to further improve the state of eMobility. The common goal for this collaboration is to provide the best possible charging experience to EV drivers - this collaboration helps to extend the EV charging network for both EVBox charging cardholders and has·to·be eMSP.OPERATION customers. 

The future of fast and ultra fast charging has arrived. EVBox revealed its new fast charger EVBox Troniq 100 (up to 100kW), and the redesign of its HPC Ultra-fast charger EVBox Ultroniq (up to 350kW) at CES 2020 last week. 2020 is not only the beginning of a new decade, but a year that marks an extended period of EV adoption. An increase in EVs entering the market and a change in people’s mindset have contributed to this...

The festive reopening of EVBox’s Bordeaux facility focuses on the production of fast (DC) and ultra-fast (HPC) charging stations, as well as R&D in new technologies such as V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid). The Bordeaux facility was acquired by EVBox in July 2018 and has seen as rapid growth since. Because of the extension and renovation, the factory can now support the growth plan of EVBox by allowing the reception of about 200 empl...