Press Release
Chakratec announces first installation in Israel in collaboration with Afcon Electric Transportation
Chakratec has received approval and funding from the Innovation Authority for the installation and operation of a pilot for ultra-fast EV charging infrastructure in Israel.
Chakratec successfully completes a funding round of 96 million ILS (~30M USD) for the implementation of the Company’s strategic plan and acceleration of its growth
A vote of confidence in Chakratec as Afcon Holdings, Investment Houses of More, Yelin Lapidot, Meitav Dash and the Phoenix Insurance Company, became interest holders.
Chakratec signs an agreement for installation of three additional ultra-fast EV charging stations in Germany
Chakratec announces receipt of a follow-on order in Germany for three additional ultra fast charging stations. This comes shortly after the company has announced its first orders of its 2nd-gen product.
Chakratec receives first orders of its 2nd-Gen Kinetic Power Booster and signs contracts for the deployment of 2 EV fast-charging stations in Germany
The scope of the contracts is about 1 million euros, with about 70% constituting the consideration to Chakratec, for the supply and installation of the Kinetic Power Boosters (KPB100). Additional sites, based on the same framework of contracts, are in the pipeline.
Knowledge Center
4 fast chargers every 50 miles—US unveils EV infrastructure plan
Starting this year, the federal government will begin doling out $5 billion to states over five years to build a nationwide network of fast chargers.
Energy Storage Systems to support EV drivers rapidly charging on England’s motorways
Chakratec is proud to announce that it has successfully completed a series of tests and trials, according to UL 9540 standard as part of the certification process of the advanced configuration of the V8 flywheel.
UK legislation will require new buildings to have smart EV chargepoints
If pending UK legislation becomes law, all new home construction will include EV charging installations. New office buildings are part of the plan, too.
pwc: The US needs a robust EV-charging infrastructure. Who will build it?
Over the next several years, scores of new models of electric vehicles (EVs) are planned to launch. But as automakers move from design to production, one variable looms large: the build-out of a national public EV charging infrastructure. T
