ABB delivers its one millionth EV charger

ABB delivers its one millionth EV charger

ABB E-mobility’s new Italian manufacturing facility doubled the company’s production capacity over the last two years.

ABB E-mobility has announced the delivery of its one millionth electric vehicle charger. With a presence in more than 85 markets, the launch of ABB E-mobility’s new $30 million, 52,493 sq. ft. production facility in Valdarno, Italy in 2022, doubled the company’s production capacity over the last two years, the company says. The manufacturing site produces one DC fast charger every 20 minutes thanks to its seven production lines.

In addition to its Valdarno facility, ABB E-mobility has continued its expansion globally. In January, the company announced the commencement of manufacturing at its new production facility in the United States, set to produce up to 10,000 chargers annually for public charging, school busses and fleets.

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ABB E-mobility launched its new $30 million, 52,493 sq. ft. production facility in Valdarno, Italy in 2022.

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