- Delta introduces its Megawatt Charging System (MCS) with up to 3MW output capacity at E-Mobility Taiwan 2025.
- Company has delivered over 3 million EV chargers globally, affirming its leadership in the e-mobility sector.
- Delta expands into the electric two-wheeler market with innovative charging solutions and powertrain systems.
Delta Electronics (DLELY, Financial), a global leader in power management, showcased an array of cutting-edge e-mobility solutions at E-Mobility Taiwan 2025. The event marked the launch of the Megawatt Charging System (MCS), capable of delivering up to 3MW output, tailored for heavy-duty electric vehicles like trucks and buses. This technology is built to support fast charging within 30 minutes, facilitating long-haul EV travel across European and American markets.
Another highlight at Delta's booth is the ultra-slim 50kW DC Wallbox charger, designed for installations in parking venues with limited space. Its compact design, featuring dual charging guns, allows for simultaneous charging and is compatible with the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP).
Delta's innovations also extend to energy storage, with an all-in-one modular system designed for smart microgrids, integrating seamlessly with solar power and EV charging solutions. This system enhances deployment flexibility while reducing both operational and maintenance costs for commercial entities and fleet operators.
The company is making significant strides in the electric two-wheeler sector. Delta introduced a 2kW portable charger designed with heat and water resistance, ensuring efficient and reliable charging for e-scooters. The company has also unveiled a comprehensive solution that includes a motor, battery, and controller, highlighting their award-winning e-bike Mid-Drive Motor designed for various electric bicycle types.
Delta has solidified its position as a leader in the e-mobility sector, with a proven record of delivering more than 3 million EV chargers worldwide over the past 15 years. The company continues to drive the transition towards energy-efficient transportation solutions globally.
