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Recently, power giant ABB announced its fast charging system at the "MOVE Global Mobility Summit (hereinafter referred to as the MOVE Summit)", which can charge an electric vehicle battery in 8 minutes and have a range of 200 kilometers
.
ABB announced a fast charging system with a range of 200 kilometers in 8 minutes on a charge
"At the MOVE Summit in India, ABB demonstrated the Terra HP fast charging system
for the first time.
It is ideal for locations
such as highway rest stops and gas stations where maximum charging time is required.
An ABB statement said
.
In his speech at the summit, ABB CEO Spiesford praised the Indian government's ambitious, enlightened vision to transform transportation systems into electric systems
, according to the statement.
Spiesford further highlighted some of ABB's technologies that they expect to support India's electric vehicle revolution
.
Spiesford added that ABB's operations in India date back more than a century, and the company has been producing in India for 60 years
.
ABB is helping India achieve its ambitious goals of moving towards a stronger, smarter and greener grid, driving industrial development through the "Make in India" initiative and shifting to a low-carbon, sustainable transport system
, the statement said.
"ABB is very proud and privileged to work with the Government of India and Niti Aayog as well as customers and technology agencies to support India's development
.
In India, we are working with partners, including OEM and Niti Aayog's EV charging model
.
Spiesford said
.
Today, ABB has the world's largest installed base for fast chargers, with 8,000 sites
in 68 countries.
A few months ago, at the Hannover Messe in Germany, ABB unveiled a new record-breaking new Terra high-power EV charger capable of providing enough power for an electric vehicle to travel 200 kilometers
in just 8 minutes.
The company has brought one of its fast chargers to the summit
.
"We are the technology leader
in electric vehicles for buses.
Our revolutionary Lightning Charge TOSA system keeps buses running all day with a fast charge of 20 seconds at designated stops
.
Spiesford added
.
In his closing remarks, Spiesford said India can now surpass other countries and become a world leader in sustainable transport by embracing electric vehicles, while reducing emissions and cutting its dependence on
imported fossil fuels.
At the same time, India can use e-mobility as a lever to push its industries into the value chain and drive economic growth
.
，
Recently, power giant ABB announced its fast charging system at the "MOVE Global Mobility Summit (hereinafter referred to as the MOVE Summit)", which can charge an electric vehicle battery in 8 minutes and have a range of 200 kilometers
.
ABB announced a fast charging system with a range of 200 kilometers in 8 minutes on a charge
ABB announced a fast charging system with a range of 200 kilometers in 8 minutes on a charge"At the MOVE Summit in India, ABB demonstrated the Terra HP fast charging system
for the first time.
It is ideal for locations
such as highway rest stops and gas stations where maximum charging time is required.
An ABB statement said
.
In his speech at the summit, ABB CEO Spiesford praised the Indian government's ambitious, enlightened vision to transform transportation systems into electric systems
, according to the statement.
Spiesford further highlighted some of ABB's technologies that they expect to support India's electric vehicle revolution
.
Spiesford added that ABB's operations in India date back more than a century, and the company has been producing in India for 60 years
.
ABB is helping India achieve its ambitious goals of moving towards a stronger, smarter and greener grid, driving industrial development through the "Make in India" initiative and shifting to a low-carbon, sustainable transport system
, the statement said.
"ABB is very proud and privileged to work with the Government of India and Niti Aayog as well as customers and technology agencies to support India's development
.
In India, we are working with partners, including OEM and Niti Aayog's EV charging model
.
Spiesford said
.
Today, ABB has the world's largest installed base for fast chargers, with 8,000 sites
in 68 countries.
A few months ago, at the Hannover Messe in Germany, ABB unveiled a new record-breaking new Terra high-power EV charger capable of providing enough power for an electric vehicle to travel 200 kilometers
in just 8 minutes.
The company has brought one of its fast chargers to the summit
.
"We are the technology leader
in electric vehicles for buses.
Our revolutionary Lightning Charge TOSA system keeps buses running all day with a fast charge of 20 seconds at designated stops
.
Spiesford added
.
In his closing remarks, Spiesford said India can now surpass other countries and become a world leader in sustainable transport by embracing electric vehicles, while reducing emissions and cutting its dependence on
imported fossil fuels.
At the same time, India can use e-mobility as a lever to push its industries into the value chain and drive economic growth
.
，
