Engineered for high mobility and fast power deployment in metropolitan Geneva, Pregny-Chambésy, and local Swiss logistics zones.
The Canton of Geneva operates under some of the most stringent environmental regulations in Europe. Driven by the "Plan climat cantonal 2030", local authorities have targeted a drastic reduction in greenhouse gases. Central to this mandate is the rapid electrification of municipal services, public bus fleets (TPG), taxi fleets, and logistics transport. However, this sudden demand for high-power DC fast charging presents massive grid bottlenecks for local energy operators like SIG (Services Industriels de Genève).
Traditional fixed charging stations demand intensive underground infrastructure work, often hampered by Geneva's historical architecture and strict zoning laws in neighborhoods like Eaux-Vives, Cologny, and the diplomatic sector surrounding the United Nations Office. Mobile EV Charging Units bypass these grid upgrades entirely. By integrating high-density energy storage, these systems act as buffer stations, charging at off-peak times using existing connections and discharging at rates up to 320 kW to meet the requirements of heavy commercial vehicles and executive diplomatic fleets.
From high-altitude Alpine access points to diplomatic hubs, discover where our mobile units resolve critical charging bottlenecks.
Protecting structural integrity is paramount in zones like Pregny-Chambésy. Mobile EV battery carts provide quiet, emission-free DC fast charging for luxury VIP fleets without excavation or permanent installations.
Decarbonizing heavy-duty transportation across the Simplon and Grand St. Bernard passes. Our mobile refrigeration-compatible power blocks ensure zero-downtime thermal stabilization for EV trucks.
Swiss watch manufacturing facilities and biotech zones use mobile DC chargers for dynamic fleet rotation. This offsets peak loads, preventing high demand charges under Swiss grid utility tarrifs.
Irvion is continuously pushing the boundaries of power electronics to meet the high standards of Swiss operators.
Our mobile units feature advanced Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) cells paired with active liquid thermal management. This combination maintains stable internal temperatures even during continuous 320 kW discharges, maximizing cycle life up to 6000 cycles at 80% DoD.
Designed to integrate into Smart Grids. Our upcoming system firmware supports bidirectional V2G protocols, enabling Geneva commercial fleets to act as decentralized virtual power plants (VPPs) during grid frequency drops.
Full electrical decoupling of energy storage components ensures complete safety under extreme weather conditions. Direct compatibility with Swiss Type-23 sockets and industrial CEE connectors ensures reliable local deployment.
Real-time telemetry control allows fleet operators to track, authorize, and meter energy dispatch across Geneva’s networks, communicating seamlessly with fleet software systems.
As a leading pioneer in smart EV charging systems, Guangzhou Irvion Charger Co., Ltd. leverages China's industrial manufacturing ecosystem to benefit Swiss operators. The Pearl River Delta is the global epicentre of LFP battery pack assembly, high-frequency transformer design, and power module production. By consolidating our engineering, manufacturing, and QA in Guangzhou, we pass significant cost-efficiencies and speed-to-market onto our partners in Geneva.
We source only Class-A lithium cells directly from strategic tier-1 partners. This ensures strict cell balancing, longevity, and thermal stability. Our automated fabrication pipelines feature multi-stage optical inspections (AOI), high-temperature aging chambers, and comprehensive load-bank simulations. Combined with our localized European distribution hub, we guarantee reduced lead times and rapid replacement components to keep your Geneva operations running smoothly.
Swiss safety parameters are highly specific. Irvion guarantees complete alignment with national and European directives.
Every mobile station delivered to Switzerland complies with the Swiss Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current (ESTI). They undergo rigorous low-voltage directive checks (NEV SR 734.26) and Swiss EMC parameters.
Through our dedicated network of technical service providers in Romandy, we deliver customized service level agreements (SLAs). Our local partners handle routine maintenance, software configurations, and swift emergency hardware support.
Complete selection of heavy-duty DC fast stations, portable battery chargers, and specialized vehicle refrigeration units.
Key information regarding deployment, compliance, and integration of mobile charging systems in Geneva.