ChargePoint and Eaton Launch Ultrafast DC V2G Chargers and Power Infrastructure

ChargePoint has now launched ultrafast DC V2G chargers. The integration of ChargePoint’s Express chargers with Eaton’s end-to-end electrical solutions delivers a solution to overcome grid constraints.

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August 28, 2025

Charging station in front of a convenience store. — The integration of ChargePoint’s Express chargers with Eaton’s end-to-end electrical solutions delivers a solution to overcome grid constraints, addressing the challenge of how to cost-effectively scale charging for the growing number of EVs entering service.
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ChargePoint’s Express Grid, powered by Eaton, is a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capable solution that delivers up to 600kW of power for passenger EVs and can provide megawatt charging for heavy-duty commercial applications.

“The new ChargePoint Express architecture, and particularly the Express Grid variant, will take DC fast charging to levels of performance and cost not previously imagined. This latest technological breakthrough further demonstrates our commitment to deliver innovation,” said Rick Wilmer, CEO of ChargePoint.

Solution to Grid Constraints

The integration of ChargePoint’s Express chargers with Eaton’s end-to-end electrical solutions delivers a solution to overcome grid constraints, addressing the challenge of how to cost-effectively scale charging for the growing number of EVs entering service.

By leveraging Eaton’s Everything as a Grid approach and integrated V2G capabilities, the system can seamlessly synchronize onsite renewables, energy storage, and vehicle batteries with local energy markets to help fleets significantly reduce fueling costs.

When deployed at scale with participating utilities, the joint architecture can even help balance the electric grid.

“Accelerating electrification at scale hinges on industry-changing technology from trusted manufacturers that can be deployed faster while achieving new levels of reliability and efficiency at a significantly lower cost,” said Paul Ryan, vice president and general manager of energy transition at Eaton. “Our partnership with ChargePoint is an accelerator for innovation in electrification, with novel technology today and into the future that makes going electric the smart choice.”

Custom-Engineered Infrastructure Solution

Eaton will custom engineer each Express configuration with comprehensive power infrastructure delivered site-ready with the option of a skid-mounted solution to expedite installation, reduce equipment requirements, and simplify connection to the grid and distributed energy resources (DERs). Eaton also plans to commercialize solid-state transformer technology in the next year through its recent acquisition of Resilient Power Systems Inc. to support DC applications in the EV market and beyond.

The ChargePoint Express Grid, powered by Eaton, will debut at the RE+ trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Express solutions are available for order to select customers in North America and Europe, with deliveries scheduled to begin in the second half of 2026.

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