What XCharge North America does

XCharge North America manufactures high-power DC fast charging hardware and battery-integrated charging systems for the North American market. Its product portfolio centers on three platforms: the C6 Smart DC Fast Charger (up to 200kW, configurable on 208V or 480V), the C7 Ultra Fast Charger (up to 400kW at 600A), and GridLink, a battery-integrated station that delivers up to 300kW of output with only 44kW of grid input through 215-430 kWh of onboard storage. The core architectural advantage is a 50-80% reduction in required grid capacity versus conventional DC fast charging, supported by proprietary in-house battery modules with onboard fire suppression, liquid-cooled 60kW power modules, and a smart energy management system (Max/Eco/Custom/Reserve modes) with bidirectional grid capability and PV integration up to 60kW.

The company monetizes through a combination of hardware sales (C6, C7, GridLink, NZS product lines), recurring software/management services via a cloud-based Charge Management System with OTA support, and turnkey professional services covering site assessment through commissioning. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and follows an enterprise/project-based model with multi-year contracts, with sales inquiries segmented by charger count (1-20, 20-50, 50+) and power range. GTM combines direct enterprise field sales (Austin, TX-based team) with strategic channel partnerships with charge point operators and fleet operators including JOJO Superfast, Gateway Fleets, Energy Plus, FAZT, and EnBW. The customer base spans charge point operators, commercial and municipal fleets, retail chains (Menards), hospitality (Wyndham, Hilton, Marriott), automotive OEMs (BYD), auto dealerships, and utilities (OUC).

XCharge North America is the U.S. operating arm of XCHG Limited (NASDAQ: XCH), founded in 2015 and headquartered dually in Hamburg, Germany and Austin, Texas since December 2025. The company reports 9,000+ chargers installed worldwide across 30+ countries, 50+ GridLink deployment sites in the US and Canada delivering 1.1 GWh in 2024, and 23 global office locations. Recent strategic moves include the April 2026 opening of a 3,000 m² European assembly plant in Valencia, Spain, a long-term framework agreement with EnBW, and partnership-led mega-deployments in Brooklyn (44 GridLink units) and Illinois (nine Menards sites).

Name

XCharge North America

Legal name

XCharge North America

Website

https://xcharge.us

Company type

Public

Operating status

Operating

Short description

XCharge North America manufactures high-power DC fast chargers and battery-integrated systems (C6, C7, GridLink) for the North American market, selling via direct enterprise sales and turnkey deployment to charge point operators, fleets, utilities, retail, and municipal customers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

EV Charging Infrastructure

NAICS

Battery Manufacturing (33591), Electric Power Distribution (221122)

SIC

Switchgear & Switchboard Apparatus (3613)

akta.pro primary industry

Industrial Material Handling & Warehouse Charging (forklift/AGV chargers, battery swapping) (IMAGAHAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Energy Storage Software & Controls (EMS, monitoring, optimization, cybersecurity) (IMAGAHAJ), Bidirectional Charging Hardware (Onboard/Offboard Chargers, Inverters, EVSE) (EUAFAMAC)

Keywords

• DC fast charging
• Battery-integrated chargers
• EV charging infrastructure
• Commercial fleet charging
• Grid-integrated EV charging

Headquarters

HQ city

Austin

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. EV Charging Hardware Sales: Sale of DC fast chargers including C6, C7, GridLink products. Hardware includes C6 Smart DC Fast Charger (up to 200kW), C7 Ultra Fast Charger (up to 400kW), and GridLink battery-integrated systems (up to 300kW output with 215-430kWh storage).
2. Software and Management Services: Cloud-based Charge Management System (CMS) included with chargers for remote monitoring, diagnostics, and upgrades. OTA support and 24/7 customer support services.
3. Turnkey Solutions and Professional Services: Beyond manufacturing, XCharge NA oversees every site from concept to completion through comprehensive turnkey solutions team including site assessment, installation, and commissioning.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

XCharge North America manufactures and sells high-power DC fast charging hardware — including the C6 Smart DC Fast Charger (up to 200kW), the C7 Ultra Fast Charger (up to 400kW), the GridLink battery-integrated system (215-430kWh storage, up to 300kW output), and the NZS (Net Zero Series) battery-integrated charger for utility and microgrid applications. The company delivers turnkey solutions spanning site assessment, installation, and commissioning, paired with a cloud-based Charge Management System (CMS) for remote monitoring, OTA updates, dynamic load balancing, and energy management.

Product overview

XCharge North America manufactures high-power intelligent EV charging solutions designed for the North American electrical grid. The product portfolio comprises three main charger lines: the C7 Ultra Fast Charger (up to 400kW) for high-demand applications; the GridLink battery-integrated system (215-430kWh storage, up to 300kW output) combining charging with on-board energy storage for grid-constrained locations; and the C6 Smart DC Fast Charger (125-200kW) for flexible deployment. All products come with OTA support, CMS management software, and qualify for utility rebate programs. The company also maintains the NZS (Net Zero Series) for utility applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• GridLink: Battery-integrated DC fast-charging station (solar-plus-storage) that delivers up to 300kW output with 215 or 430 kWh battery capacity, requiring only 44 kW grid input. Features bidirectional energy flow, off-grid capabilities, and PV integration.
• C6
• C7
• NZS (Net Zero Series)
• C6EU

Products and services

• C7 Ultra Fast Charger
• GridLink Battery-Integrated DC Fast Charger
• C6 Smart DC Fast Charger (C6AM / C6EU)
• Net Zero Series (NZS) Battery-Integrated Charger
• Turnkey EV Charging Solutions Services

Quantifiable outcome

• Reduces required grid capacity by 50-80% compared to conventional DC fast charging
• +5 more outcomes

Named customers15 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles7 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

Feature8 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and strategic.

• Cellerate PowercoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 13 April 2026Deployment of Vermont's first 400kW charging units (two C7AMs providing 800kW total) at Winhall near Stratton Resort. First C7 deployment in North America. Features CCS1 and NACS ports with dynamic power allocation. Addresses critical rural charging gap 30 minutes from nearest alternative.
• JOJO Superfast EV ChargingcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 3 April 2026Strategic partnership to deploy high-power EV charging network across Illinois. Nine initial Menards locations with 800kW ultra-fast charging capacity (four C6 Smart DC Fast Chargers per location, eight ports each). Two sites operational at Menards Crestwood and Bridgeview, additional sites rolling out through Q3 2026. Project supported by ComEd Make-Ready Rebate and Illinois EPA Driving a Cleaner Illinois Program.
• EnBWstrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 February 2026Long-term framework agreement signed February 2026. Multi-year partnership for XCharge to supply 400kW+ charging hardware and software to Germany's largest fast-charging network. Partnership follows successful 2+ year field test with 10 C7 Ultra-Fast Chargers across four EnBW locations. EnBW broadening supplier base for supply chain resilience.
• Energy PluscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 7 January 2026Partnership to build one of the largest battery-backed EV charging depots in the U.S. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY. 44 GridLink units providing 9.46 MWh energy storage across 88 parking spaces. Scheduled for Q2 2026 launch under Energy Plus' Eplug brand for urban charging. Project supports NYC energy-resiliency priorities.
• Electromin (Petromin Group)strategicChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 4 December 2025Strategic partnership to deploy GridLink battery-integrated fast-charging infrastructure across Saudi Arabia. GridLink delivers nearly 200 kW DC charging with only 44 kW grid input. Electromin, Saudi Arabia's largest EV charging network operator and exclusive Volvo Cars distributor, provides installation and maintenance. Supports Saudi Vision 2030 (30% EV adoption in Riyadh by 2030, net-zero by 2060).
• FAZT ChargingstrategicChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 3 December 2025Partnership to deploy EV charging infrastructure at Soriana supermarkets across Mexico. First 30 stations operational by Q1 2026, 80+ more by end of 2026 (440 charging points). Goal of 1,000 operational points by 2030 making FAZT Mexico's largest ultra-fast charging network. XCharge provides C6EU chargers (60-200kW) with NACS, GBT, and CCS1 connectors.
• Gateway FleetscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 24 June 2025Deployed two dual-dispenser GridLink chargers at EV charging depot in Riverside, California for last-mile delivery operators. Battery-integrated charging allows operators to avoid peak demand charges while meeting California Zero-Emission Vehicle requirements. Partners Group acquired controlling stake in Gateway Fleets to fund accelerated rollout.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Kempower: Kempower is a Finnish manufacturer of modular DC fast charging systems (up to 400kW+) widely adopted across European CPOs, retail, and fleet depots. Directly comparable to XCharge's C6/C7 product positioning, modular architecture, and growing European footprint via EnBW-style CPO partnerships.
• Allego: Allego is a European public EV charging network operator deploying high-power (350kW+) chargers with integrated battery buffers at grid-constrained sites across highways, retail, and urban locations. Comparable to XCharge's European push, battery-integrated architecture, and CPO-led deployment model with EnBW-tier utility partnerships.
• FreeWire Technologies: FreeWire Technologies specializes in battery-integrated EV charging products (Boost Charger) that buffer grid demand and enable high-power DC fast charging from constrained grid connections. The closest direct architectural peer to XCharge's GridLink, competing for the same fleet, retail, and municipal bids where grid capacity is the binding constraint.
• ChargePoint: ChargePoint is one of the largest US-headquartered EV charging network operators and hardware manufacturers, offering AC and DC fast charging solutions (including Express Plus up to 400kW) to commercial, fleet, and retail customers. Directly comparable to XCharge across product portfolio, target segments (CPOs, fleets, retail, hospitality), and North American GTM model.
• Blink Charging: Blink Charging manufactures and operates EV charging equipment across AC and DC fast charging tiers, serving commercial, retail, multifamily, and fleet customers primarily in North America. Comparable to XCharge in product breadth, vertical mix, and direct enterprise sales approach to site hosts and fleets.
• EVgo: EVgo operates one of the largest US public DC fast charging networks and has been deploying high-power (350kW+) stalls with battery storage at select sites to manage demand charges and grid constraints. Directly comparable to XCharge's high-power DC fast charging focus and battery-integrated architecture for US public and fleet applications.
• Tritium: Tritium (now part of Exicom) is an Australian-origin manufacturer of DC fast chargers (up to 400kW+) sold globally to CPOs, oil majors, and fleets. Directly comparable to XCharge in DC fast charging hardware, global distribution model, and recent expansion into North American and European fleet and highway corridor markets.

Emerging players

• Wallbox: Wallbox is a Spanish-headquartered EV charging company offering residential, commercial, and bi-directional DC chargers (Quasar 2) with a focus on Europe and expansion into North America. Comparable to XCharge in bidirectional charging capabilities, growing European manufacturing footprint (similar to XCharge's Valencia plant), and overlap in commercial and fleet customer segments.

Broad incumbents

• Tesla (Supercharger / Charging): Tesla's Supercharger network is the largest and most-utilized DC fast charging network globally and is increasingly opening to non-Tesla vehicles via NACS adoption. Functions as the dominant incumbent and standard-setter that XCharge competes against indirectly; Tesla's scale, vertical integration, and NACS momentum shape competitive dynamics across all of XCharge's target segments.
• ABB E-mobility: ABB E-mobility is a global incumbent offering a full portfolio of DC fast chargers (Terra series up to 360kW+ and 600kW) plus depot charging solutions for fleets. Overlaps with XCharge in DC fast charging hardware for fleets, CPOs, and highway corridors, and competes in many of XCharge's enterprise bid pools, but at significantly larger industrial scale.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

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