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SK Signet opens new Texas-based EV charger manufacturing facility

SK Signet has celebrated the grand opening of its EV charger manufacturing facility in Plano, Texas.
By James Foster June 15, 2023 Read time: 2 mins
Attendees get an up-close look at ultra-fast EV chargers at the grand opening of the SK Signet manufacturing facility in Plano, Texas. The new plant will have the capacity to make more than 10,000 ultra-fast chargers a year. Photo: PRNewsfoto/SK Group
Attendees get an up-close look at ultra-fast EV chargers at the grand opening of the SK Signet manufacturing facility in Plano, Texas. The new plant will have the capacity to make more than 10,000 ultra-fast chargers a year. Photo: PRNewsfoto/SK Group

This facility will expand US-based manufacturing and R&D for cutting-edge electric vehicle charging equipment to support the growth of America's EV infrastructure. The project was originally announced in November 2022.

SK Signet will make a range of ultra-fast chargers at the Plano facility – from standalone dispensers to power cabinets that support multiple dispensers. The units will be for use by US-based public charging operators, along with commercial companies with EV fleets and traditional gas stations or convenience stores that are expanding their offerings. The company will also manufacture its 350 kW ultra-fast charger, which can fully charge EV batteries from 20% to 80% in just 18 minutes.

These chargers, which supply EV users with faster and more versatile charging solutions, support the buildout of a national EV charging network and are aligned with the goals of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. SK Signet's investment in Texas reinforces the leadership role that the US has taken in the EV transition, and the importance of training American workers to succeed in the highly skilled jobs that have been created as a result.

In addition to manufacturing EV chargers, SK Signet's Texas facility will house research and development teams, manufacture power modules for EV chargers and conduct charger testing with automakers. It also will develop EV charging software and firmware to support US customers.

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