Electric vehicle charging equipment maker XCharge said it has established dual global headquarters in Hamburg, Germany, and Austin, Texas, as part of a strategic restructuring aimed at strengthening its position in the world’s two largest clean-energy markets.
The Nasdaq-listed company said the move is intended to improve operational efficiency, support localized engineering and reinforce supply chains as it expands internationally. XCharge currently operates a global installed base of more than 9,000 chargers and maintains operations across more than 30 countries.
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Founder and Chief Executive Simon Hou said the new structure reflects growing demand for region-specific solutions. “These markets provide access to skilled engineering talent and place us closer to customers who prioritize system uptime and grid resilience,” Hou said.
The company’s product portfolio includes the C6, C7, NZS and GridLink charging systems, supported by a patent portfolio of 69 registrations across Europe, the United States and Asia. These include 26 design patents, 25 utility model patents and 18 invention patents.
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XCharge said its European operations are supported by a testing laboratory in Hamburg launched in 2024 alongside a technical center in Madrid, while its North American base in Austin will focus on high-power and battery-integrated charging systems designed to improve grid flexibility and create new revenue streams for operators.
