EVBox inaugurates new training and DC testing facility in Essen, Germany

On November 17th we reached another significant milestone for EVBox - the grand opening of our new Training and Testing Center in Essen, Germany. This state-of-the-art facility represents a crucial step in our commitment to building a sustainable future by facilitating the transition to electric mobility. Located in a green business hub of the Ruhr region, our new Essen facility signifies a transformation from a coal mining site to a center for sustainable energy.

EVBox Essen Training Center
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EVBox Essen Training Center

From left to right: Markus Dehn (CTO at EVBox), Remco Samuels (CEO at EVBox), and Gerwin Sieders (CCO at EVBox)

The opening ceremony was kicked off with inspiring speeches by Remco Samuels, CEO at EVBox, and Alexander Wieler, Regional Director Sales for the DACH region, setting the tone for a day full of exclusive product insights and networking. Markus Dehn, CTO at EVBox, explained in his closing speech that while Essen is known as THE energy hub in Germany, it also is a strategic location that allows us to be closer to many of our customers and strategic partners. This proximity allows for real-time testing of our products and ensures seamless connections and functionalities. 

This new EVBox facility, a result of months of dedication and hard work, is not just an investment in EVBox but a commitment to the future of electric mobility. This facility addresses two key challenges facing our industry today, one the re-skilling and training of sufficient number of personnel to make the transition to electric mobility possible and two the opening of our DC test centre to ensure there is a seamless integration and communication between our EV infrastructure and all makes and models of cars. Remco Samuels (CEO of EVBox)

The future of the DACH region is becoming more electric by the day and with our new training and testing facility, we can ensure the best service and support locally and help our partners to make the world more sustainable. Alex Wieler (Regional Director Sales for DACH at EVBox)

EVBox Essen Training Center
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EVBox Essen Training Center


With the capacity to accommodate up to 60 full-time employees when fully operational, the Essen center adds to our expanding footprint in Europe, complementing our existing locations in Bordeaux, France, and Amsterdam, Netherlands. This growth aligns with our commitment to strengthen relationships with partners in the DACH region, supporting the area's emergence as a leading force in EV charging infrastructure in Europe. 

Equipped with certified trainers and cutting-edge infrastructure, the center will focus on various tests, including climate chamber tests for all weather conditions, power quality assessments, third-party backend integration testing and communication calibration between vehicles and chargers to test interoperability.

EVBox Essen Training Center
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EVBox Essen Training Center

Get more visual insights of the facility in our media kit here.

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About EVBox

To build a sustainable future, EVBox empowers businesses and drivers to embrace electric mobility. EVBox’s charging solutions lay the foundations for a world where electric mobility is the new normal by giving EV drivers the ability to charge with confidence, allowing businesses to easily enter the market and scale their offering as demand grows, and evolving with the rapid pace of innovation. Founded in 2010, EVBox is now a market leader in electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVSE) who has delivered over 550,000 charging ports to partners and customers globally. The solutions EVBox is offering include charging stations for residential, commercial, and fast-charging network usage, as well as charging management software. More information can be found on evbox.com.

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