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Siemens SICHARGE FLEX

Siemens eMobility's megawatt charging system, first on its IAA stand: one power cabinet of 480 to 1,680 kW feeds up to six CCS or MCS dispensers (up to four MCS, 1,500 A) placed up to 300 m away, shifting power in 80 or 120 kW steps. On sale from 2026; OMV ordered the first one for Kufstein in Austria.

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Company 4 / 4

CompanyLegal nameSiemens AG, Siemens eMobility↗
HeadquartersCity, countryErlangen, Germany (Siemens eMobility); Siemens AG: Berlin and Munich↗ ↗
Parent groupSiemens AG↗
Websitesiemens.com/emobility↗

IAA Transportation 2026 4 / 5

Hall and stande.g. Hall 13, Stand C26Hall 13, Booth E15↗ ↗
Premiered in HanoverSICHARGE FLEX was launched at Busworld 2025 in Brussels; Siemens' IAA page does not announce a premierenot published
Charging products on the standModels shownSICHARGE FLEX with a two-year Sifinity Control licence included; SIVACON S1 distribution boards; pantographs↗
Announcements at the showPartnerships, orders, launch datesKeynote "Charging beyond hardware" by Markus Mildner, CEO Siemens eMobility, Main Stage (Hall 18), 15 September 2026, 14:45. Short talks on the stand every day, among them "Introducing SICHARGE FLEX" (Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 16:00), Sifinity Control, and on-board and inverted pantographs↗ ↗
Who to talk to on the standAs listed on Siemens' profile in the organiser's exhibitor directoryNorbert Vierheilig, Senior Comms Manager, Siemens AG↗

The charging system 12 / 19

ModelProduct name as soldSICHARGE FLEX↗
ArchitectureSplit DC (power cabinet + dispensers) or all-in-oneSplit DC: one central power cabinet feeds up to six dispensers (floor columns, or wall and overhead dispenser cabinets) placed up to 300 m away, with dynamic power allocation between outlets↗ ↗ ↗
Power per cabinet or unitThree cabinet sizes: 480/560, 960/1,120 and 1,680 kW480 / 560 / 960 / 1120 / 1680 kW↗ ↗
Power-sharing stepSmallest block of power that can move between outlets80 / 120 kW↗ ↗
Outlets per power unitDispensers per power cabinet, single or dual plug; up to 4 of them MCS. electrive reports CCS expandable to 12–18 charging points6↗ ↗
Max power per CCS outletnot published
Max current, CCS375 A continuous with an air-cooled cable, 500 A with a liquid-cooled cable; single or dual plug375 / 500 A↗ ↗
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)Up to 4 MCS charging points per system; on sale from 2026available↗ ↗
Max power per MCS outletLargest cabinet; Siemens says power can go to one charging point in amounts from 80 kW up to 1.68 MW1680 kW↗
Max current, MCSMCS dispenser. The MCS connector allows up to 3,000 A1500 A↗ ↗
Output voltage rangenot published
Efficiency, grid to plugAs published by the makernot published
Loss grid to battery, overnight depotAs assumed in the eTRUCKTCO calculatorsNot modelled; the calculators only carry the SICHARGE UC (≈ 11–12 %) %↗
CoolingLiquid-cooled cables / airAir- or liquid-cooled cables on the dispenser columns; Siemens says the cabinet's cooling concept keeps the installation area small↗
Cable lengthVarious cable lengths offered; not specifiednot published
Protection and temperature rangeIP rating, °Cnot published
Noisenot published
Battery bufferBuilt-in storage to soften the grid peak, if anynot published
Size and weightCabinet dimensions and weights not publishedPower cabinet: up to 656 kW per m²; dispenser column 0.10 m² (CCS 375 A), MCS dispenser 0.2 m², wall or overhead dispenser cabinet 0.16 m² (CCS 375 A)↗ ↗

Software and standards 3 / 4

OCPPVersionSupported, configurable in Sifinity Control to link any backend; version not published↗
ISO 15118 / Plug & Chargenot published
Load and fleet managementDynamic power sharing, depot peak controlFully dynamic power allocation in 80/120 kW steps, based on what each vehicle asks for in real time; Sifinity Control for peak management↗ ↗
Software offeredBack-end, app, monitoringSifinity Control web application (two-year licence included): live charger status, remote access for regional service teams, exportable event log, outlet and OCPP settings. Options: advertising screen, payment solutions, MID-certified DC meter, VDV 261↗ ↗

Buying and running it in Europe 3 / 8

List pricePer cabinet or per outlet, say whichnot published
Price per kW installedHardware only or turnkey, say whichnot published
Availability in EuropeOrder now, deliveries from …On sale from 2026; launched at Busworld 2025 in Brussels↗
Units delivered in Europe to datenot published
Reference customers in EuropeFleets, operators, hubsOMV ordered the first system for its Kufstein site on the A12 in Austria: 6 charging points, 10 after the grid is reinforced, for cars, trucks and buses↗ ↗
WarrantyYears, service levelsnot published
Service network in EuropeOwn technicians, partners, response timeService agreements, on-site and spare-part service by staff trained by the manufacturer, remote services, upgrades and retrofits, and training↗
Turnkey partnersWho installs it, including the grid connectionnot published

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 knowingSiemens says it has installed more than 80,000 chargers in over 60 countries through more than 800 projects. The SICHARGE UC, which the calculators carry, has a sheet of its own on this site↗

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