The Mega Charger features two CCS charging points, each delivering a robust 420 kW of power. These

According to technical specifications provided by Designwerk, the Stationary Battery Backed Mega Charger (SBC) boasts a total power output of 840 kW from its dual , alongside a substantial battery capacity of up to 1 MWh. Housed in a container measuring 8.6 x 2.55 x 3 meters, the system is designed for flexibility, allowing customization of charging power and battery capacity tailored to customer requirements.

The development of this technology stems from Designwerk's ongoing demonstration project, 'Megawatt battery charging system for heavy commercial vehicles,' initiated in early 2022. Collaborating with the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, Bern University of Applied Sciences, and other industry partners, Designwerk aims to advance charging capabilities further. Future iterations of the Mega Charger intend to achieve up to 1.05 MW per charging point with 2 MWh battery capacity, enhancing charging efficiency and scalability.

"Designwerk is committed to standardizing the international Megawatt Charging System (MCS), which will support widespread adoption of high-capacity

The deployment at Galliker's facility not only maximizes solar power utilization but also demonstrates the potential of renewable energy and advanced charging technologies in shaping sustainable transportation solutions. Designwerk anticipates broader deployment of MCS-compatible charging infrastructure as standardization progresses, paving the way for enhanced efficiency and reliability across electric vehicle fleets.

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