Electric Vehicles Today - Charging Infrastructure: The Key to Europe's EV Revolution

As the European electric vehicle (EV) market surges, the challenge of developing adequate charging infrastructure becomes increasingly pressing. Analysts anticipate that EVs could secure up to a 50% market share in Europe by 2030, yet the existing charging infrastructure lags behind these growth projections. In response, Tritium has introduced its TRI-FLEX platform, a next-generation DC fast charging architecture designed to address Europe's specific regulatory and infrastructure demands. Unveiled at the EVS38 in Gothenburg, the TRI-FLEX system promises scalable, flexible, and regulatory-compliant solutions to support the continent's transition to electric mobility.

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• "Tritium Launches TRI-FLEX EV Charging in Europe to Support Next Phase of EU Infrastructure Needs" from Tritium Power Solutions Inc on GlobeNewswire (published 10 June 2025)

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