The European EV Charger Brand Quietly Dominating America

Italian company Alpitronic is fast becoming one of the biggest names in the U.S. electric vehicle charging market, rivaling Tesla’s Supercharger network.

The European Giant Enters the U.S. Market

Alpitronic, already a key player in Europe’s EV charging infrastructure, has rapidly expanded into the U.S. market. Its hardware is now used by major charging networks and retailers across the country.

From Zero to Tesla’s Top Rival

Just a year ago, Alpitronic had no presence in the U.S. Today, it is the second-largest supplier of public fast-charging stations, behind only Tesla.

Who Uses Alpitronic Chargers?

Big names like Electrify America, Walmart, BP Pulse and Mercedes-Benz High Power Charging have all partnered with Alpitronic to improve charging availability and reliability.

What Makes Its Chargers Different?

Alpitronic’s HYC 400 chargers deliver up to 400 kW, far exceeding what most EVs can accept today. They feature dual cables, large user-friendly screens, and support both NACS and CCS connectors.

Focus on Reliability and Uptime

Each charger connects to Alpitronic’s own backend, enabling remote diagnostics, real-time monitoring and software updates to keep downtime to a minimum.

Built With Efficiency in Mind

Using silicon carbide power modules, the chargers achieve up to 97.5% efficiency, ensuring nearly all billed energy reaches the EV battery.

Expansion Through Strategic Partnerships

The company’s growth was fueled by partnerships with automakers and retail giants, including Ionna, a new consortium of eight major car brands building premium charging sites.

A New Standard for U.S. EV Charging

Alpitronic’s chargers are helping set a higher bar for reliability and speed, addressing long-standing complaints about broken stations and slow charging.

The Road Ahead

With more deployments planned and new megawatt chargers coming soon, Alpitronic is poised to be a major force shaping America’s EV future.