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ABB E-mobility OM X-Series

ABB E-mobility's liquid-cooled charging platform for busy depots and truck hubs: 800 kW per cabinet, up to 98 % conversion efficiency, and MCS at 1,200 kW continuous through the OM Ultra dispenser. The efficiency helps the energy bill, but a cost comparison with diesel still lacks the main number: ABB has not published a price for the cabinets or the dispensers.

ABB E-mobility OM X-SeriesImage: ABB E-mobility
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Company 3 / 4

CompanyLegal nameABB E-mobility↗
HeadquartersCity, country. The company behind e-mobility.abb.com is ABB E-mobility Holding Ltd, ZurichZurich, Switzerland↗
Parent groupnot published
Websitee-mobility.abb.com↗

IAA Transportation 2026 3 / 5

Hall and standABB E-mobility's stand, shared with elexon (ABB press release, 14 September 2026). The release does not list the products on show, so it is not confirmed that the X-Series itself is thereHall 13, Stand C11↗ ↗
Premiered in HanoverWorld or European premieres on the standnot published
Charging products on the standModels shownnot published
Announcements at the showPartnerships, orders, launch datesABB E-mobility and elexon announced a depot-charging partnership for Germany and Austria, with more European countries to follow: ABB supplies the DC charging hardware; elexon, a certified ABB E-mobility channel partner, plans, installs, commissions, operates and services it, including energy management↗ ↗
Who to talk to on the standName and role, as the maker publishes it. Press contact for Europe named in the release: Martin SchouBruno Bourguet, President EMEA, ABB E-mobility (quoted in the IAA press release)↗

The charging system 18 / 19

ModelProduct name as soldOM X-Series: X800 (one cabinet) and X1600 (two cabinets)↗
ArchitectureSplit DC (power cabinet + dispensers) or all-in-oneSplit DC: liquid-cooled power cabinets joined by a site-wide DC bus, feeding separate dispensers (OM Solo, Duo, Dock and Ultra); battery storage connects directly to the DC bus↗ ↗
Power per cabinet or unitPer cabinet (X800); X1600 = two cabinets, 1,600 kW. ABB says a site can grow to 10 MW and beyond, over more than 100 charge points800 kW↗ ↗
Power-sharing stepSmallest block of power that can move between outlets66.5 kW↗
Outlets per power unitDispensers or plugs one cabinet can feedUp to 12 per cabinet (X1600: up to 24)↗ ↗
Max power per CCS outletnot published
Max current, CCSOM Solo and OM Duo dispensers with liquid-cooled CCS or NACS cables; a 600 A phase-cooled CCS cable is the cheaper option. 150–980 V; cable 5 m with cable management or 3.15 m without. The system supports CCS and NACS800 A↗ ↗ ↗
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)available / planned / noavailable↗ ↗
Max power per MCS outletOM Ultra dispenser, continuous1200 kW↗
Max current, MCSOM Ultra dispenser, continuous up to 35 °C1500 A↗ ↗
Output voltage rangeCabinet DC output; the OM Ultra dispenser is listed at 150–980 V200–950 V↗ ↗
Efficiency, grid to plugPower conversion, up to 98 %; ABB says more than 98 % in continuous operation, not only at peak98 %↗ ↗
Loss grid to battery, overnight depotAs assumed in the eTRUCKTCO calculatorsNot in the calculators %↗
CoolingLiquid-cooled cables / airLiquid-cooled throughout: cabinet with its own cooling unit, power modules and charging cables↗ ↗
Cable lengthOM Ultra MCS cable, 1.5 m reach; cabinet to dispenser up to 100 m (150 m in development)2.4 m↗ ↗
Protection and temperature rangeIP rating, °CCabinet IP65, OM Ultra dispenser IP54; −30 to 55 °C with derating↗ ↗
NoiseOM Ultra dispenser, dB(A) averaged within 1 m at 25 °C and full power; cabinet not published65 dB↗
Battery bufferBuilt-in storage to soften the grid peak, if anyNone built in; battery storage can be connected directly to the site DC bus, which ABB says gives more than 5 percentage points better round-trip efficiency than storage connected on the AC side↗ ↗
Size and weightCabinet and dispenserCabinet 2,150 × 1,830 × 1,020 mm (H × W × D), 2,500 kg; OM Ultra dispenser 2,044 × 1,180 × 502 mm, 550 kg↗ ↗

Software and standards 4 / 4

OCPPVersion1.6J and 2.0.1 (OM Ultra dispenser)↗
ISO 15118 / Plug & ChargeISO 15118-20 over 10BaseT1S Ethernet, as the MCS standard requires (OM Ultra dispenser)↗
Load and fleet managementDynamic power sharing, depot peak controlCentral load management moves power in real time between vehicles and outlets over the DC bus; designed for vehicle-to-grid↗ ↗
Software offeredBack-end, app, monitoringRemote access control, configuration, diagnostics and software updates (with a service package); cloud asset management and energy management↗

Buying and running it in Europe 3 / 8

List priceNot publishednot published
Price per kW installedHardware only or turnkey, say whichnot published
Availability in EuropeNo European delivery date publishedLaunched 5 May 2026 and first shown at ACT Expo in Las Vegas (4–6 May 2026); a CE version (400 V AC, 50 Hz) is specified; cabinets made in the USA and Europe↗ ↗
Units delivered in Europe to datenot published
Reference customers in EuropeFleets, operators, hubsnot published
WarrantyNot published; ABB gives an expected lifespan instead: 15 years for the cabinet, 10 for the OM Ultra, both subject to a service packagenot published
Service network in EuropeOwn technicians, partners, response timeService packages with a 99 % uptime target↗
Turnkey partnersAnnounced for ABB E-mobility's charging solutions in general, not named for the X-Serieselexon, certified ABB E-mobility channel partner, installs, commissions and services ABB charging systems for depots in Germany and Austria↗ ↗

On this site 2 / 3

In the eTRUCKTCO calculatorsWhich option, and with what loss and cost factornot published
Trucks on this site it can charge at full powerSee the truck sheetsEvery truck of the T&E comparison except the DAF XG Electric is MCS-capable or announced so (MAN eTGX up to 750 kW): see the truck sheets at /sheets/avs/↗
Anything else worth knowingABB's third architecture step after the A-Series (2024) and the air-cooled OM M-Series (April 2026). Both OM series use the same dispensers, so a site can start on the M-Series and move up to the X-Series.↗ ↗

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