As the automotive industry undergoes a significant digital transformation focused on improving vehicle performance, safety and sustainability, dual voltage charging stations will play a key role in global EV adoption, according to a new report by GlobalData, Power Technology’s parent company.
In the Tech Frontiers: The Automotive Edition report, GlobalData highlights the key innovations driving change in the industry, including advanced EV discharge prediction, sophisticated collision avoidance systems and dual voltage charging stations, the latter leading the charge.
The report details that more than 30,000 patents for dual voltage charging stations have been filed so far, with seven new companies entering the market this year and 40 last year.
Rahul Kumar Singh, senior analyst of disruptive tech at GlobalData, said: “Dual voltage charging stations are changing the game for EV charging by offering flexible solutions that work with various vehicle standards. This ease of use alleviates range anxiety for drivers.
“Meanwhile, increasing patent activity in sustainable transportation and climate change points to a strong push towards developing technologies that promote environmentally friendly and adaptable energy solutions.”
According to the report, recent developments in dual voltage charging technology have borne several significant advancements in the industry, underscoring the ongoing evolution and application of the technology in real-world settings.
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By GlobalDataThe Raption Compact 80 dual charging EV station was introduced to the Spanish market in February 2024 for both urban and inter-urban settings.
Toyota also launched a battery electric vehicle model, the bZ4X, with a dual voltage charging cable in January 2024, catering to a broader spectrum of consumer needs.
WEG, a Brazil-based electrical equipment manufacturer, introduced WEMOB Parking, a charging station adaptable from 100–240V single-phase/two-phase and up to 415V three-phase, in October 2023.
“The expansion of dual voltage charging stations is essential for the widespread adoption of EVs worldwide, making EV charging more accessible and reliable for everyone. As this technology advances, it faces challenges like ensuring compatibility with different vehicle models and handling the increased demand for power grids,” Singh added.
“Nevertheless, the steady rise in patent activity and ongoing technological progress in this field point to a promising future.”