EVgo unveils 750 kW next generation charging system for 2027 deployment
By Eve
EVgo has previewed a next generation EV charging system capable of delivering up to 750 kilowatts of power, with design and testing underway at its Innovation Lab in El Segundo, California, supported by Delta Electronics. The company expects to unveil the final charger design in 2027 as it begins deploying the new architecture, which incorporates features based on data from 1.8 million customer accounts and includes NACS connectors, dynamic power sharing, touchless payment and improved cable maneuverability. EVgo reports charge rates on its network have increased nearly 20% in the last two years.
Why it matters
The 750 kW capability and 2027 rollout timeline signal a major procurement cycle for high power charging hardware, with Delta Electronics positioned as the development partner. Dynamic power sharing and NACS standardisation will influence technical specifications for CPOs planning network upgrades or new deployments to meet rising charge rate demand.
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- Original title
- “EVgo announces next-gen EV charging system with 750 kW power capability”
- Published
- 22 October 2026
- Updated
- 23 October 2026
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- EV Charging
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- United States
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- EVgo
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