Tritium, a global manufacturer of EV charging infrastructure, has announced the European launch of its TRI-FLEX DC fast-charging platform ahead of its showcase at the 38th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exhibition (EVS38) in Gothenburg, Sweden, from June 15 to 18, 2025. The system has been developed to meet EU regulatory standards while providing grid-resilient, modular solutions for operators across the continent.
The TRI-FLEX platform is designed to accommodate between two and 32 charging dispensers per hub, enabling up to 64 simultaneous charging points. Compatible with 100 kW, 200 kW, and 400 kW DC dispensers, the architecture supports phased deployments and is engineered for both urban and rural settings. Tritium says the platform can help operators reduce costly infrastructure upgrades through scalable, site-flexible design.
“The EV revolution will move at the speed of its infrastructure,” said Tritium CEO Arcady Sosinov. “TRI-FLEX is designed to grow with demand, optimise grid impact, and meet Europe’s regulatory environment.” He added that the system represents a fundamental shift in charging architecture to support the rising number of EVs on European roads.
Tritium highlights TRI-FLEX’s grid and climate resilience, with operational functionality between -35°C and +55°C and a liquid-cooled thermal management system. It supports integration with battery storage and renewables, includes 25 kW load-balancing resolution, and is rated IP65 for environmental durability. The system complies with key EU regulations, including the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR), and meets both Germany’s Eichrecht and EU MID standards for DC metering.
While the European launch did not mention support for MCS (Megawatt Charging System), Tritium previously stated during a U.S. debut that its TRI-FLEX Hub — a central power unit offering 400 kW to 1.6 MW AC input and up to 3.2 MW DC output — is MCS-capable, with a 640 kW dispenser available for heavy-duty vehicles. Full support for MCS connectors is expected once market demand increases.