Approximately 800 units of Delta UFC 200 are expected to be deployed to provide McDonald's customers with excellent ultra-fast charging infrastructure and experiences. Delta's UFC 200 chargers can charge up to 80% of a common EV battery in roughly 20 minutes.
“Despite mainland France boasting more than 143,000 publicly accessible charging points, less than 10% provide 150 kW or greater power,” said Christelle Vives, CEO of Izivia. “Izivia Fast, in collaboration with our financial partners Morrison and Crédit Mutuel Impact, aims to bridge this gap, reinforcing our commitment to fast charging and supporting EV drivers nationwide. Delta's UFC200 ultra-fast charger has proven to be the optimal solution through rigorous testing, and we are thrilled to partner with Delta in promoting sustainable mobility."
Delta's UFC 200 caters to the demands of EV owners with its rapid and effortless charging capabilities, featuring a robust 200kW capacity. This capacity can be divided into two 100kW units, allowing simultaneous charging of two EVs. The system includes an innovative, non-liquid cooled 400A high-power CCS cable/connector, ensuring efficient temperature control and relatively low maintenance cost. This high-power connector system can deliver extra power to an EV's battery when it has a low charge, all without the need for an oversized system. Additionally, Delta's commitment to high-quality solutions is evident, assuring service excellence that aligns with the industry's highest standards.
The partnership with Izivia is distinguished by its extensive network coverage, making locating an EV charging station as simple as finding a McDonald's restaurant. This initiative allows customers to enjoy the convenience of EV charging while indulging in McDonald's offerings.
