Grand Opening of UL’s Electric Vehicle Charging Testing Laboratory

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April 30, 2021

The electric vehicle industry is driving the future of transportation. The launch of EV chargers and the setup of the EV infrastructure is rapidly increasing.

Representing one of the most important EV charging testing footprints in Europe, UL’s EV laboratory, located in Neu-Isenburg / Germany, addresses the growing demand for DC fast charging electric vehicles and offers EV charging, charging infrastructure and vehicle manufacturers state-of-the-art technology and a comprehensive service solution, all under one roof.

Meet with leading industry experts of the EV value chain and UL’s EV charging experts to gain insights on how to speed up your time to market, while advancing safe and compliant innovations.

During the event you will hear more about:

  • Key industry trends
  • Industry best practices
  • UL’s strategic roadmap
  • Latest technology trends such as AC and DC charging, vehicle to grid (V2G), batteries and global market access

Go HERE to register

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