ABB E-Mobility
ABB E-mobility designs, manufactures, and operates DC fast EV charging hardware and software for charge point operators, commercial fleets, public transit authorities, retailers, and utilities across 109 countries, with more than 74,000 chargers deployed and a roadmap spanning 50 kW to 10 MW+ megawatt-scale systems.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2010
- HeadquartersZürich, Switzerland
- Headcount5,001–10,000
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What ABB E-Mobility does
ABB E-mobility B.V. is the EV charging infrastructure division of ABB Ltd, headquartered in Delft, the Netherlands, with manufacturing in Valdarno, Italy, and operations across 109 countries. The company designs and deploys a full spectrum of DC fast charging hardware, ranging from a 50 kW C50 compact charger, through 200-400 kW all-in-one units (A200/A300/A400) and modular split-system platforms (HVC150, HVC360), to its new megawatt-scale OM X-Series (800 kW to 10 MW+) and modular OM M-Series (200 kW to 1.2 MW). Its core technology is built around in-house designed silicon carbide (SiC) power modules and end-to-end liquid cooling, which the company reports maintains 98%+ conversion efficiency during continuous high-duty operation. Supporting the hardware is a cloud-based Asset Management and Energy Management platform with AI-driven diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and dynamic power sharing, plus V2G capability and direct DC bus battery storage integration that improves round-trip efficiency by more than 5 percentage points relative to AC-coupled systems.
The business operates four primary revenue streams: (1) hardware sales of DC fast chargers and power systems to charge point operators, commercial fleet operators, public transit authorities, retail destinations, and utilities; (2) subscription and recurring software and cloud services, with an explicit target of 25% of revenue from software and services by 2027 versus approximately 15% today; (3) multi-year service packages including 24/7 monitoring, preventive maintenance, and spare parts; and (4) managed/embedded charging offerings structured around revenue-share models in which ABB handles hardware, software, payments, monitoring, and maintenance while the site owner retains brand, pricing, and customer revenue. Go-to-market combines enterprise direct sales (Walmart, PG&E, Amazon, Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Hamburg Transit Authority, Gridserve) with a global channel partner network for installation, commissioning, and service (Yunex Traffic in Germany, Esyasoft in emerging markets). The company has deployed over 74,000 DC chargers across more than 10,500 sites in 109 countries, delivering more than 6 million MWh of energy across 229 million+ charging sessions. ABB Ltd remains the controlling shareholder following a deferred IPO; the business raised approximately 209 million CHF via an 8% stake sale in November 2022 and approximately 525 million CHF in private funding during 2023, both at an implied valuation of roughly 2.5 billion CHF.
ABB E-Mobility firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- ABB E-Mobility
- Legal name
- ABB E-mobility B.V.
- Website
- https://e-mobility.abb.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2010
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 5,001–10,000 employees
- Short description
- ABB E-mobility designs, manufactures, and operates DC fast EV charging hardware and software for charge point operators, commercial fleets, public transit authorities, retailers, and utilities across 109 countries, with more than 74,000 chargers deployed and a roadmap spanning 50 kW to 10 MW+ megawatt-scale systems.
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ABB E-Mobility industry classification
Industry- Product category
- EV Charging Infrastructure
- NAICS
- Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (335314)
- SIC
- Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600), Switchgear & Switchboard Apparatus (3613), Electronic Components & Accessories (3670)
- akta.pro primary industry
- EV Charging Hardware Manufacturing (AC/DC Chargers/Dispensers) (IMACACAE)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- EV & Fleet Charging Equipment (AC/DC chargers, depot charging systems) (IMAGAHAF), EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing) (TLAKAMAG), Energy Storage Software & Controls (EMS, monitoring, optimization, cybersecurity) (IMAGAHAJ)
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Where ABB E-Mobility is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Zürich
- HQ country
- Switzerland
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices5 records
Markets served
ABB E-Mobility business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- EV Charging Hardware: Sale of DC fast chargers including All-in-One (A200/300/400), Compact (C50), Heavy Duty (HVC360, HVC150), and OM Series power systems. Revenue from equipment sales to CPOs, fleets, transit authorities, and retail operators.
- Software and Cloud Services: Asset management platform, energy management solutions, and remote monitoring services. Company targeting 25% of revenue from software/services by 2027 (up from 15% today).
- Service Packages: Pre-configured service packages including 24/7 monitoring, preventive maintenance, on-demand technicians, and spare parts management programs.
- Managed/Embedded Charging: Fully managed charging offerings with revenue-share models where ABB handles hardware, software, payments, monitoring, and maintenance while site owners collect charging revenue.
- Charge@Home/Wallbox: AC Wallbox sales via smart marketplace with optional installation services, sold primarily in Germany.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | C50 Compact Charger - 50 kW destination charging |
| Other | Multi-year contract | A400 All-in-One - Up to 400 kW ultra-fast charging |
| Other | Multi-year contract | OM M-Series - Modular 200-1200 kW power systems |
| Other | Multi-year contract | OM X-Series - Megawatt-scale 800 kW to 10 MW+ |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels5 records
ABB E-Mobility product offering
Product offeringCore offering
ABB E-mobility designs, manufactures, and sells DC fast charging hardware (50 kW compact units up to 10 MW+ megawatt-scale systems) for cars, trucks, buses, and autonomous fleets, along with AC wallboxes. The hardware portfolio is paired with cloud-based Asset Management and Energy Management software featuring AI-driven diagnostics, pre-configured service packages for 24/7 monitoring and maintenance, and a fully managed Embedded Charging offering where ABB handles hardware, software, payments, and operations on a revenue-share basis.
Product overview
ABB E-mobility offers a comprehensive portfolio of DC charging solutions spanning all power ranges from compact 50 kW units to megawatt-scale systems. The product architecture comprises three main categories: (1) All-in-One chargers combining power and dispensing in a single unit (A400 up to 400 kW, C50 at 50 kW, T184 AC wallbox); (2) Heavy Duty split-system solutions with modular power cabinets (HVC360, HVC150) and OM Power systems (X-Series liquid-cooled up to 10 MW for extreme duty cycles, M-Series air-cooled 200-1200 kW for scalable deployment); (3) OM Dispensers (Solo, Duo, Dock, Ultra) designed for various site configurations including megawatt charging for long-haul trucks. The portfolio is complemented by cloud-based Asset Management and Energy Management software featuring AI-driven diagnostics, plus Service Packages and the Embedded Charging business solution for turnkey operations. The company operates in over 109 countries with 74,000+ DC chargers deployed.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- ChargeDot: AC home-and-workplace EV charging brand. Majority stake (60%) sold to Dongguan Mentech Optical & Magnetic Co., Ltd. in 2025; ABB E-mobility retains 40% minority stake.
- Terra AC Wallbox
- OM System
Products and services
- A200/A300/A400 All-in-One DC Fast Charger Ultra-fast DC fast charger delivering up to 400 kW with dual CCS and NACS connectors. Self-contained all-in-one design delivers predictable power per charger independent of site conditions, simplified installation, and 99% charging success rate. Designed for highway corridor charging, high-traffic urban sites, retail destinations (e.g., Walmart, Stockholm Arlanda Airport), and fleet applications.
- C50 Compact Charger 50 kW compact DC fast charger with ultra-slim 23.5 cm depth, dual connectors, and 21.5-inch touchscreen. Designed for destination charging at retail centers, public parking, fleet overnight charging (e.g., PG&E), and urban deployments. Offered as fully managed with revenue-share models.
- T184 AC Wallbox AC wallbox for home and workplace charging, sold through the Smart Marketplace in Germany with optional professional installation and managed via the Hello smart App. Targets individual consumers and small businesses for AC destination charging.
- HVC360 Heavy Duty Power Cabinet Distributed power cabinet for heavy-duty fleet charging, supporting configurations up to 1.2 MW across multiple charge points. Used for depot and opportunity charging of heavy-duty commercial vehicles, buses, and transit fleets.
- HVC150 Power Cabinet Power cabinet designed for en-route bus service charging applications, including public transit and depot operations.
- OM M-Series Power System Modular air-cooled split-system DC charging platform scaling from 200 kW to 1.2 MW in 400 kW increments. Centralized power cabinets decoupled from purpose-built dispensers (Solo, Duo, Dock, Ultra), built on ABB's in-house silicon carbide IP54 platform with dynamic power sharing and 625 kW per square meter power density. Targets public fast-charging corridors, commercial fleet depots, and retail sites.
- OM X-Series Power System Liquid-cooled power system for highest-duty-cycle, megawatt-scale charging. Delivers 800 kW to 10 MW+ with silicon carbide modules maintaining 98%+ conversion efficiency during continuous operation. Features built-in redundancy, direct battery storage integration via DC bus, and vehicle-to-grid support. Designed for transit depots, logistics hubs, and high-traffic public corridors.
- OM Solo Dispenser High-power single-outlet dispenser configured to site requirements for flexible deployment. Works with OM M-Series and X-Series power cabinets.
- OM Duo Dispenser High-power dual-outlet dispenser enabling multiple vehicles to charge simultaneously. Works with OM M-Series and X-Series power cabinets.
- OM Dock Dispenser Versatile dispenser designed for all depot configurations, supporting various charging scenarios with OM power systems.
- OM Ultra Megawatt Charging Dispenser Megawatt charging dispenser supporting the MCS (Megawatt Charging System) standard for heavy-duty electric trucks. Designed for long-haul logistics operations and high-power fleet depots.
- MCS1200 Megawatt-Scale Power System Megawatt-scale charging system designed for electrifying logistics operations, supporting long-haul truck transportation with MCS standard.
- Asset Management Platform Cloud-based platform providing real-time remote monitoring and control of charger networks, with AI-driven fault detection, predictive maintenance, and open APIs for integration with CPO networks and energy management systems.
- Energy Management Coordinated control solution across chargers, battery storage systems, and grid connections for optimized energy distribution, dynamic power allocation, and cost management.
- Service Packages Pre-configured service packages providing 24/7 monitoring, preventive maintenance, on-demand technician dispatch, and spare parts management for deployed ABB E-mobility chargers.
- Embedded Charging (Managed Offering) End-to-end managed charging offering where ABB E-mobility handles hardware, software, payments, monitoring, and maintenance under a revenue-share model, while site owners retain the brand, customer relationship, and pricing control.
Quantifiable outcome
- 98%+ conversion efficiency maintained during continuous operation
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use ABB E-Mobility
Customer profileNamed customers7 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
ABB E-Mobility technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
AI capability2 records
Feature6 records
ABB E-Mobility partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Eight partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.
- WalmartflagshipWalmart deploying ABB E-mobility A400 All-in-One DC fast chargers at seven Walmart locations in Phoenix metro area, with nine locations planned and 38 chargers total. Chargers deliver up to 400 kW with dual CCS and NACS connectors. Part of Walmart's most ambitious retail EV charging rollout in the United States.
- Esyasoft e-MobilitycoreMoU for jointly deploying EV charging solutions and integrated e-mobility infrastructure across Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Esyasoft handles project management, financing, operations, and Energy-as-a-Service delivery while ABB provides hardware ranging from 50kW to megawatt-level chargers. Collaboration targets large-scale fleet electrification for public transit and enterprise projects.
- Mentech (Dongguan Mentech Optical & Magnetic)coreMentech acquiring 60% majority stake in ABB E-mobility's ChargeDot AC home-and-workplace EV charging business. Transaction pending regulatory approvals expected to close Q4 2025. ABB retains 40% minority stake. Positions Mentech to expand ChargeDot's presence in China's rapidly growing EV market while leveraging ABB's distribution channels in Europe and North America.
- ChargeDotcoreAC home-and-workplace EV charging business being divested to Mentech. ChargeDot enables ABB to sharpen focus on high-power DC charging while Mentech expands presence in China and internationally.
- Yunex TrafficminorService partner for ABB E-mobility in Germany, providing commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance for DC charging stations. Supports expansion of Germany's EV charging infrastructure to meet government targets by 2030.
- Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)coreStrategic partnership since 2024 for building large-scale fleet charging infrastructure. ABB supplied C50 compact chargers (50 kW) for overnight charging and A400 chargers (400 kW) for mission-critical vehicles. PG&E aims to electrify approximately 3,800 vehicles by 2030 and nearly 10,000 by 2040s. PG&E operates over 800 charging ports across 35 sites as of end-2025.
- NumocitycoreABB acquired a controlling interest (72%) in India's Numocity, a digital platform for EV charging providing cloud-based platform supporting EV charging and energy management for consumers and fleet operators. The transaction strengthens ABB E-mobility's position in the Indian and regional EV markets, with potential to become sole owner by 2026.
- GridservecoreUK's largest public EV charging site at Exeter Super Hub equipped entirely with ABB E-mobility charging infrastructure.
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights6 records
ABB E-Mobility competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- ChargePoint: ChargePoint operates one of the largest EV charging networks globally with both AC and DC fast-charging hardware plus a cloud software platform, directly competing with ABB E-mobility across CPOs, fleet operators and retail destinations.
- EVgo: EVgo is a US-focused DC fast-charging network operator that builds and operates its own high-power charging sites, directly competing with ABB E-mobility's hardware in the public fast-charging corridor segment.
- Kempower: Finnish DC fast-charging hardware specialist with modular, dynamic-power-sharing architecture targeted at public charging, fleets and depot applications — directly comparable to ABB's OM M-Series and dynamic power-sharing roadmap.
- Heliox (Siemens eMobility): Heliox, acquired out of Siemens eMobility, focuses on high-power DC fast charging for bus depots, trucks and heavy-duty fleets — directly competing with ABB's HVC and OM X-Series megawatt systems in the transit and logistics segments.
- Tritium (Exicom): Tritium, now part of Exicom, manufactures DC fast-charging hardware including modular high-power systems for public and fleet charging — directly overlapping with ABB E-mobility's product portfolio across multiple geographies.
- Allego: European-headquartered public DC fast-charging network operator using a mix of proprietary and third-party hardware across more than 80 countries; competes with ABB E-mobility's hardware in European highway and urban charging corridors.
Broad incumbents
- Tesla (Supercharger / NACS): Tesla's Supercharger network is the largest DC fast-charging network globally and the de facto reference for the NACS standard now adopted across the auto industry; competes with ABB E-mobility both as a hardware benchmark and as an alternative network for CPOs.
- Schneider Electric (EVlink): Schneider Electric offers EVlink AC and DC charging solutions as part of its broader energy management and electrical distribution portfolio, competing with ABB E-mobility especially in commercial buildings, fleets and grid-integrated deployments.
- bp pulse: bp pulse is the EV charging arm of bp, deploying DC fast-charging infrastructure at scale globally including fleet and retail destinations; overlaps with ABB E-mobility's CPO and fleet customer segments as both a buyer of hardware and a competing network.
Emerging players
- Wallbox: Wallbox is a consumer- and SMB-focused AC and DC charging provider with bidirectional and energy-management products; competes with the former ChargeDot business that ABB divested and with ABB's lower-power portfolio more broadly.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance5 records
ABB E-Mobility financial estimates
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ABB E-Mobility leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles2 records
ABB E-Mobility subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries2 records
ABB E-Mobility funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds2 records
Investors6 records
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ABB E-Mobility M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A1 record
Investments1 record
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Frequently asked questions about ABB E-Mobility
What does ABB E-Mobility do?
ABB E-mobility designs, manufactures, and sells DC fast charging hardware (50 kW compact units up to 10 MW+ megawatt-scale systems) for cars, trucks, buses, and autonomous fleets, along with AC wallboxes. The hardware portfolio is paired with cloud-based Asset Management and Energy Management software featuring AI-driven diagnostics, pre-configured service packages for 24/7 monitoring and maintenance, and a fully managed Embedded Charging offering where ABB handles hardware, software, payments, and operations on a revenue-share basis.
Is ABB E-Mobility a public or private company?
ABB E-Mobility is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was ABB E-Mobility founded?
ABB E-Mobility was founded in 2010. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.
Where is ABB E-Mobility based?
ABB E-Mobility is headquartered in Zürich, Switzerland, in the Europe region.
How does ABB E-Mobility make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. EV Charging Hardware is the primary driver. The others are software and Cloud Services, service Packages, managed/Embedded Charging and charge@Home/Wallbox.
Who are ABB E-Mobility's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are ChargePoint, EVgo, Kempower, Heliox (Siemens eMobility), Tritium (Exicom) and Allego. Broad incumbents are Tesla (Supercharger / NACS), Schneider Electric (EVlink) and bp pulse. Wallbox is listed as an emerging player.
Does ABB E-Mobility have an API?
No public API is recorded for ABB E-Mobility.
What industry is ABB E-Mobility in?
ABB E-Mobility's product category is EV Charging Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMACACAE, EV Charging Hardware Manufacturing (AC/DC Chargers/Dispensers), with a secondary code of IMAGAHAF, EV & Fleet Charging Equipment (AC/DC chargers, depot charging systems). Its NAICS code is 335314 and its SIC code is 3600.