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Hitachi Energy Grid-eMotion Fleet

A depot system sold together with its grid connection: a railway-style central rectifier (up to 2.25 MW) feeds 500 kW charger cabinets and dispensers of 300 or 500 A per plug, plus roof pantographs of up to 600 A. There is no MCS plug. Hitachi Energy is.

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Company 4 / 4

CompanyLegal nameHitachi Energy Ltd↗
HeadquartersCity, countryZurich, Switzerland↗
Parent groupHitachi, Ltd.↗
Websitehitachienergy.com↗

IAA Transportation 2026 2 / 5

Hall and standAs in the IAA exhibitor directory; Hitachi Energy's own event page says "Hall 21 Booth 61". Earlier on this sheet: Hall 21, Booth 61Hall 21, Stand B61↗ ↗
Premiered in HanoverWorld or European premieres on the standnot published
Charging products on the standModels shownGrid-eMotion Fleet, Grid-eMotion Flash↗
Announcements at the showPartnerships, orders, launch datesnot published
Who to talk to on the standName and role, as the maker publishes itnot published

The charging system 11 / 19

ModelProduct name as soldGrid-eMotion Fleet: rectifier and charger cabinets (GeMI-A, GeMI-B) or outdoor containers (GeMO-B, GeMO-C), dispensers GeMD-A, GeMD-C and GeMD-D, roof pantographs GeMP-A and GeMP-B↗ ↗
ArchitecturePower electronics indoors in a technical room or e-house, or in standard outdoor containers. Hitachi Energy says this removes large sub-distribution boards and distributed convertersGrid-to-plug split DC: a converter transformer and one central rectifier (a railway design) turn the grid supply into DC, charger cabinets send DC to the dispensers, and the dispensers do no conversion↗ ↗ ↗
Power per cabinet or unitPer GeMI-B charger cabinet (up to five DC/DC modules). The central GeMI-A rectifier is rated 1.75 to 2.25 MW; the outdoor GeMO-B container 2 MW500 kW↗
Power-sharing stepSize of one DC/DC module in the GeMI-B cabinet; GeMO-B container: 100 kW75 / 100 kW↗
Outlets per power unitNot published per cabinet. Dispensers have one or two plugs; with sequential charging one group of modules serves two plugsnot published
Max power per CCS outletnot published
Max current, CCSGeMD-A charge box and GeMD-C free-standing dispenser up to 300 A continuous (air-cooled cable); GeMD-D up to 500 A continuous per connector with liquid cooling, 1,000 A for a two-plug unit. Roof pantographs GeMP-A (depot) and GeMP-B (on-route) up to 600 A. CCS Type 1 or 2300 / 500 A↗
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)No MCS dispenser in the 2026 Grid-eMotion Fleet brochureno↗
Max power per MCS outletnot published
Max current, MCSMCS connector allows up to 3,000 Anot published
Output voltage rangeDC output voltage not published. The GeMO-C transformer takes 4.16–24.7 kV on the grid sidenot published
Efficiency, grid to plugAs published by the makernot published
Loss grid to battery, overnight depotAs assumed in the eTRUCKTCO calculatorsNot in the calculators %↗
CoolingLiquid-cooled cables / airRectifier cabinet cooled by natural air; charger cabinets and the GeMO-B container by forced air; GeMD-D dispenser with liquid-cooled cable, GeMD-A and GeMD-C with air-cooled cables↗
Cable lengthGeMD-C and GeMD-D: 5 m (GeMD-D liquid-cooled); GeMD-A charge box: up to 10 m5 / 10 m↗
Protection and temperature rangeCertification CE, UL and CSA (outdoor containers UL and CSA)Dispensers IP54 / NEMA 3R, −35 to +50 °C with derating above 40 °C (GeMD-A −25 to +50 °C); indoor cabinets −5 to +45 °C; outdoor containers NEMA 3R, −25 to +45 °C↗
Noisenot published
Battery bufferBuilt-in storage to soften the grid peak, if anynot published
Size and weightMaker's claim, from the London bus depot projectNo dimensions published; Hitachi Energy says the system needs up to 60 % less space and 40 % less cabling than alternatives, and the dispensers do no power conversion↗ ↗

Software and standards 2 / 4

OCPPVersionnot published
ISO 15118 / Plug & Chargenot published
Load and fleet managementDynamic power sharing, depot peak controlThree ways to link modules to plugs: direct (all module power reserved for one plug), sequential (modules shared by two plugs, for overnight charging) and sequential-simultaneous (switches between the two); the grid connection can be oversubscribed; energy and charging-asset management offered with the system↗ ↗
Software offeredBack-end, app, monitoringDigital energy and asset management; one central router per charger group with wired links to the dispensers (fewer SIM cards); cybersecurity-certified manufacturing process; RFID on all dispensers, 12-inch screen on GeMD-C and GeMD-D↗ ↗

Buying and running it in Europe 4 / 8

List pricePer cabinet or per outlet, say whichnot published
Price per kW installedHardware only or turnkey, say whichnot published
Availability in EuropeNo delivery times or prices publishedOffered as a project with consulting, finance, hardware, software and service; Hitachi Energy has built charging for battery-electric vehicles since 2013↗
Units delivered in Europe to datenot published
Reference customers in EuropeFleets, operators, hubsArriva's Brixton Tramshed bus depot in London (22 electric double-deckers, delivered through Zenobē); Södra Cell's Värö pulp mill in Sweden (heavy electric forklifts)↗ ↗
WarrantyYears, service levelsnot published
Service network in EuropeOwn technicians, partners, response timeOne Hitachi Energy project team from grid study and design to commissioning and service during operation↗ ↗
Turnkey partnersWho installs it, including the grid connectionHitachi Energy delivers the whole installation, from the grid connection to the plug↗ ↗

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 knowingHitachi Energy frames fleet electrification "from both the vehicle-charging and grid-integration perspectives", which is the schedule risk the eTRUCKTCO business case describes under "grid"↗

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