Mercedes-Benz is expanding its DC fast-charging network with Alpitronic’s high-power technology. Starting in 2026, the automaker will roll out Alpitronic’s new HYC1000 fast charging system at its ...

Mercedes-Benz has announced a new agreement to deploy technology from European EV charger developer Alpitronic as the latter expands its presence in North America. Mercedes plans to install its new ...

Ionity will install even faster DC fast chargers in Europe later this year. Currently, Ionity has 350 kW chargers. The new megawatt-capable stations will send up to 600 kW to compatible EVs. When we ...

Alpitronic's new megawatt chargers are sleek and efficient. They're currently being tested at the company's North Carolina headquarters. Megwatt chargers are way faster than existing stations, with ...

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EV charging hardware provider Alpitronic is everywhere in Europe. Now, it’s taking the fight to Tesla in America's booming EV charging market. Despite the U.S. government’s rapid-fire retreat from ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Italian electric vehicle charging station manufacturer plans to invest a total of $18.3 million and create 300 jobs opening its ...

Alpitronic officially opens headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, having begun its expansion to the US after years of operations in Europe. The company plans to build its DC fast chargers ...

A very high column of black smoke hangs over Bolzano after the large fire that broke out in the Piani industrial area. The flames broke out in the Alpitronic factory, the world leader in charging ...

An Italian company has picked Charlotte as the home of its U.S. headquarters. Alpitronic Americas LLC, the U.S. arm of Alpitronic SRL, will invest nearly $18.4 million and create 300 jobs here for its ...

Alpitronic's new megawatt chargers are sleek and efficient. They're currently being tested at the company's North Carolina headquarters. Megwatt chargers are way faster than existing stations, with ...