Allye unveils MEV battery-buffered fast charger for depots
Allye Energy has introduced the MEV, a depot fast-charging system that uses second-life EV batteries as buffer storage. The company says it can deliver up to 400 kW without necessarily needing a more powerful grid connection.
British company Allye Energy has unveiled the MEV, a battery-buffered fast charger for depots. The system uses complete second-life batteries from electric vehicles.
According to the company, the MEV is designed to provide up to 400 kW of charging power. Allye says this can be done without necessarily requiring a stronger grid connection.
The announcement positions the system for depot charging applications, where grid capacity can be a limiting factor. No further technical details were provided in the source.