- Charge more vehicles faster with up to 12 Kempower plugs per unit and dynamic power distribution.
- Power heavy-duty fleets with up to 1.2 MW charging and support for CCS and MCS plugs.
- Smarter management through ChargEye software with real-time data, scheduling, and full API integration.
More plugs, power, and data from Kempower to revolutionise EV charging
Kempower is bringing more to EV charging. More plugs, power, and data. And more reasons to get excited about the future of electric mobility.
The new system supports up to 12 charging plugs connected to a single Kempower Power Unit. That means more EVs charging at once, more energy delivered, and more happy drivers. For charge point operators, that also means additional revenue.
The solution also supports heavy-duty electric fleets. The new Kempower Mega Satellite, powered by two 600 kW units, delivers up to 1.2 megawatts of charging capacity. It supports both CCS and MCS plugs, meeting the needs of buses, trucks, and future vehicle types.
Jussi Vanhanen, CMO at Kempower, commented:
“Kempower has analysed over 23,000,000 charging sessions worldwide. Based on the data, we know that when stopping, EV drivers primarily want an available plug to connect their vehicle to the charger so they can quickly take a break and continue their journey afterward. By increasing the number of connectors in our satellite system from 8 to 12, we are meeting the needs of EV drivers and enhancing the efficiency of charging operators, as charging power can be distributed to vehicles more effectively.”
Kempower’s software, ChargEye, enhances the experience even further. It currently supports over 25,000 charge points and handles 40,000 charging sessions daily. The platform offers real-time data, smart charging schedules, mobile app integration, and API compatibility. It’s designed for fleet operators, charge point owners, and developers who need deep insight and control.
Altogether, Kempower’s new system tackles key industry challenges—like slow charging, long wait times, and limited scalability. It brings the EV world closer to a reliable, seamless, and sustainable charging future.
