EV Grid-to-Charger
Your vehicles. Any charger. Every generation.
Enabled by ABB Electrification.
Electrifying transportation doesn’t stop at the charger. Behind every EV charger is an electrical backbone that must evolve as fast as charging technology itself. With more than 100 years in electrical distribution and 15+ years in EV charging, ABB delivers the expertise and products to help site owners, contractors, and distributors stay ahead.
EV Grid-to-Charger segments
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EV Grid-to-Charger Simulator
See the electrical equipment and estimated utility service needed for nearly any combination of EV chargers. Includes charger and equipment information for residential, public, light-duty fleets, and medium/heavy-duty commercial charging fleets.
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EV Charging for Contractors and Distributors Online Training Module
Purpose: Learn why the EV adoption trend is still accelerating and discuss how EV charging will transform the electrical market.
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Select the right equipment for the application.
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Identify new opportunities.
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Discuss ABB’s offering with your customers.

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EV Charging infrastructure
Why the “Behind-the-Charger” Layer Matters
- Second-generation EV chargers are replacing early models, delivering higher power and faster charging.
- Megawatt charging is emerging—up to 1.2 MW today, with the SAE J3271 standard enabling systems up to 4.5 MW.
- Electrical gear installed to support the first generation of EV chargers was not built for this leap. Without planning, sites risk costly re-work or downtime as charging power scales.
ABB Solutions: Engineered to Outrun What’s Next
- Future-proof electrical distribution solutions, developed for today’s fast chargers and tomorrow’s megawatt loads.
- Charger-agnostic energy management embedded in smart switchgear and circuit breakers—no dependence on short-lifecycle charger controls.
- On-premise intelligence for load balancing, microgrids, and SCADA integration—resilient even when network access drops.
- A portfolio built on ABB’s proven legacy in switchgear, breakers, and power management.
Solving Real-World Challenges
- Compatibility gaps: Legacy panels and switchboards often can’t handle higher-power chargers—ABB expertise can help future-proof sites with technology that enables smooth upgrades.
- Vendor churn: Some charger and software companies have exited the market; ABB offers long-term support and open standards.
- Integration complexity: Our solutions simplify mixing new chargers with existing systems and other site load and energy sources.
Trends Shaping Tomorrow’s Sites
- Consolidating energy management inside electrical distribution for a single, durable control layer.
- Smart circuit breakers coordinating EV chargers, solar, battery, and building loads for optimum efficiency and resilience.
- Leveraging industrial-grade SCADA and microgrid know-how to keep EV sites running, even off-network.
Streamline your EV infrastructure projects with ABB’s complete electrical site solutions to support EV charging. Whether you're installing home EV charging, building public EV charging stations, or deploying charging infrastructure for buses, light-duty, or medium/heavy-duty fleet operations, ABB delivers advanced electric vehicle charging technology and a full portfolio of products for end-to-end installations.
From transformers and switchboards to load centers, switchgear, panelboards, smart panels, safety switches, and both AC and DC EV chargers, ABB supplies everything needed to create a reliable, scalable EV infrastructure.
Effective planning and technical expertise are key to success. ABB offers trusted grid-to-charger support, helping customers design optimal solution architecture, ensure smooth installation, and plan for seamless future upgrades—all backed by dedicated customer service.
A robust EV infrastructure is essential to support the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, requiring not only EV charging stations but also critical components, specialized gear, and significant upgrades to the electric grid. As the demand for electric vehicle charging continues to grow, investments in EV charging systems are accelerating across both residential and commercial sectors, creating major revenue opportunities. In fact, the U.S. e-mobility market is projected to reach $100 billion by 2030. New EV charging stations are being strategically installed nationwide to meet the needs of the expanding EV car population. Companies like ABB play a key role in this transformation, offering expertise in grid-to-charger electrical distribution systems, various charger types and power levels, and the equipment required to support reliable, scalable EV infrastructure across diverse applications. From single-home installations to large-scale commercial sites, the future of EV charging depends on smart, efficient, and sustainable solutions.