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XCHG Limited (Nasdaq: XCH), operating as XCharge, regularly issues news about its EV charging and energy solutions business. Company announcements highlight DC fast chargers, battery-integrated DC fast chargers, and projects that combine proprietary charging technology with energy storage system technology to support EV charging efficiency and energy management.
Recent news features XCharge North America (XCharge NA), the company’s North American subsidiary, in partnerships to deploy high-power charging and battery-integrated systems. Examples include GridLink installations at Wildhorse Resort & Casino’s Arrowhead Travel Plaza in Oregon, described as the state’s first solar-plus-storage DC fast-charging station, and C7 Ultra-Fast Charger deployments with Cellerate Power in Vermont. XCharge NA has also announced collaborations to build large battery-backed charging depots and financing programs aimed at making charging equipment more accessible to small businesses.
In Europe and other regions, news releases describe XCharge’s cooperation with EnBW on fast-charging infrastructure testing in Germany, participation in large-scale charging projects in Mexico through C6EU chargers, and a strategic partnership with Electromin to deploy GridLink systems across Saudi Arabia. The company has also announced a dual-headquarters structure in Hamburg, Germany, and Austin, Texas, reflecting its global operating model.
Investors and observers following XCH news can expect updates on technology developments, regional partnerships, large infrastructure deployments, ESG reporting, and the expansion of XCharge’s DC fast-charging and battery-integrated product lines across multiple markets.
EnBW (Germany) and XCharge (Nasdaq: XCH) signed a long-term multi-year framework agreement on February 24, 2026 to supply and co-develop high-performance fast-charging hardware and software.
The partnership follows a two-year field test of ten XCharge C7 ultra-fast chargers (since December 2025) that handled over 20,000 charging processes at four EnBW sites; chargers deliver up to 400 kW. EnBW will gain exclusive access to XCharge developments and broaden its supplier base while deploying XCharge stations into new fast-charging parks.
XCharge North America (NASDAQ: XCH) and Energy Plus announced a partnership to build one of the largest battery-backed EV charging depots in the U.S. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, slated to go live in Q2 2026. The site will feature 44 XCharge NA GridLink units delivering 9.46 MWh of energy storage and serve 88 parking spaces under Energy Plus’ Eplug brand.
The GridLink system enables bidirectional energy flow, charging at off-peak times and returning power during peak demand to strengthen local resiliency, reduce peak-hour grid strain, and support New York City energy affordability goals. Energy Plus says Eplug will expand to other U.S. cities and offer transparent pricing, fleet solutions, and a loyalty program.
XCharge (XCH) and EnBW launched an expanded field test of XCharge C7 ultra-fast chargers on December 22, 2025, deploying 11 units across four German locations (EnBW City Stuttgart, Rutesheim, Karlsruhe Durlach Center, Karlsruhe central station).
The C7 delivers up to 400 kW and 600 A with dual CCS connectors, cooling options, and legal-for-billing certification. EnBW, operating Germany's largest fast-charging network with >8,000 high-power points and access to >900,000 European chargers via HyperNet, conducted prior lab and field evaluations and found XCharge met its requirements.
XCharge North America (Nasdaq: XCH) announced that Cellerate Power selected XCharge NA's C7 Ultra-Fast Chargers for a public site in Winhall, Vermont, opened in late October 2025. The C7 units deliver 400kW charging speeds, support both NACS and CCS connectors, and include 21.5-inch screens to improve the customer experience.
The deployment is described as North America's first C7 Ultra-Fast Chargers and is positioned to offer substantially faster charging than local alternatives (2–3x faster than nearby 150kW stations), serving drivers at 40 VT - Route 30, Winhall, VT 05340 near Stratton Mountain.
YY Group (NASDAQ: XCH) announced on December 8, 2025 that it has created a Chief Product Officer role and appointed Eli Yu to lead product strategy. The new CPO will oversee end-to-end product strategy, design, development and lifecycle management to align market needs with product capabilities and accelerate digital product innovation and global growth.
YY Group highlighted Eli Yu's background in AI, software and renewable energy, noting his recent roles founding Evee, leading SpeedX AI, and prior product management for XCharge (Nasdaq: XCH). The move is presented as part of the company's focus on operational excellence, scalability and sustainable growth.
XCharge (NASDAQ: XCH) partnered with FAZT and Soriana to deploy up to 1,000 fast and ultra-fast charging points by 2030 across Soriana’s 780+ supermarkets in Mexico. The rollout begins with the first 30 stations scheduled for Q1 2026, >80 more by end-2026 and a first-stage total of 440 operational charging points. XCharge will supply compact C6EU chargers (60–200 kW) compatible with NACS, GBT, and CCS1. Chargers will integrate with the FAZT app for station location, payment, and real-time monitoring. FAZT projects up to a 70% reduction in transportation CO2 emissions and aims to build the largest ultra-fast network in Mexico.
XCharge (Nasdaq: XCH) announced on December 3, 2025 the establishment of dual global headquarters in Hamburg, Germany and Austin, Texas, marking a structural shift to a regionally embedded operating model.
The company said the move supports international growth, faster product development, strengthened supply chain, and closer partnerships across Europe and the US. XCharge reported a global installed base of more than 9,000 chargers and an intellectual property portfolio of 26 design patents, 25 utility model patents, and 18 invention patents. The company noted operations across 23 locations serving clients in 30+ countries.
XCharge (NASDAQ: XCH) announced a strategic partnership with Electromin to deploy its battery-integrated GridLink DC fast-charging systems across Saudi Arabia on November 25, 2025. GridLink pairs a patented 215 kWh battery (scalable to 430 kWh) with nearly 200 kW DC output while drawing only 44 kW from the grid, enabling high-power charging in low-grid or off-grid locations.
Electromin will deliver turnkey services — installation, commissioning, preventive and corrective maintenance — leveraging Petromin Group’s nationwide service network to accelerate EV infrastructure under Vision 2030.
XCHG Limited (Nasdaq: XCH) published its 2024 Environmental, Social and Governance Report on Oct 21, 2025, highlighting concrete sustainability and product milestones.
Key highlights include audited ESG compliance for 100% of suppliers with ISO 14001, a 30% reduction in transportation CO2, 100% electrified sites, 100% employee participation goal for XCharge Academy in 2025, and new products (Net Zero Series and C7 Ultra Fast DC delivering up to 400kW).
- Material recovery averaged 58% (Net Zero Series 67%).
- Operational recycling rates: 61% at R&D center; zero hazardous waste.
- Multiple ISO certifications across operations and verified EPDs/Eichrecht for major chargers.
XCharge (Nasdaq: XCH) announced that its North American unit's GridLink was named "Battery Charging Technology Solution of the Year" in the 2025 AutoTech Breakthrough Awards on October 16, 2025. GridLink is a battery-integrated DC fast charging system that provides up to 300 kW charging, bidirectional energy flow, and UL 9540A compliant Level 2 fire protection.
Key deployment and capability highlights include: 50+ locations across North America, delivery of over 1.1 GWh in 2024, prevention of nearly 3 million pounds of CO2 emissions in 2024, and support for up to 60 kW solar input. GridLink is positioned to improve grid resilience by storing off-peak energy and returning it during demand spikes.