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With our broad portfolio of e-mobility charging technology, we see ourselves as empowers and partners of our customers and society for accelerating the transition to sustainable mobility, to stop global warming, and to protect the climate through electrification and digitalization.
Solutions for your e-mobility application
Electric vehicle manufacturers
HPC-capable charging inlets for all electric vehicle types
Along with clean power generation, e-mobility is a key element paving the way to the All Electric Society. We will prepare you for sustainable, networked, and practical e-mobility with high-performance charging technology. Let’s shape the mobility transition together!
More about e-mobility
Principles of charging technology
What charging standards are there, and how does the charging process work?
NACS is coming – and we’re prepared
AC and DC charging cables for the most demanding requirements
The North American Charging Standard (NACS) is gaining momentum and will replace the type 1 CCS charging standard in the long term. NACS will therefore play a central role in the electrification of the transport sector and the ramp-up of charging infrastructure in North America.
As a specialist in e-mobility charging technology, we of course want to satisfy the changing requirements of our customers and therefore offer SAE-compliant and UL-certified NACS charging cables that meet the particularly high demands – both for AC charging and for High Power Charging.
The Megawatt Charging System (MCS)
Charging powers of up to 3.75 MW for heavy utility vehicles
The Megawatt Charging System (MCS) is set to become an internationally standardized fast charging system for heavy utility vehicles and enable charging powers of up to 3.75 MW.
Since the CharIN MCS task force was created in 2018, we have been working on defining requirements for the development of the MCS charging standard.
We expect to offer corresponding MCS charging cables in early 2026 and MCS vehicle charging inlets in the medium term featuring Phoenix Contact’s customary superior quality.
Find out more in the e-paper
The new e-mobility brochure
Discover our extensive charging technology portfolio for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure on over 160 pages. You can also find out everything you need to know about our company and learn the basic principles of charging technology.
