[INQ. NO. 2309M33] Korea Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Technology Co., Ltd. (KEVIT) is an IT-based electric vehicle (EV) charging integrated solution company that provides one-stop solutions in all areas of EV-charging infrastructure, including ultra-fast EV-charger manufacturing, operating platform development, and infrastructure operation.
Charging solution
KEVIT provides convenient charging services for EV drivers. Additionally, it is possible to install and operate EV chargers for businesses, public institutions, and fleets. Users can check their EV-charging history using the mobile app and search for charging stations in real time.
KEVIT is the first in the world to receive OCPP 2.0.1 certification for both an EV-charger and charging system. KEVIT’s CSMS (charging station management system) provides a variety of functions, including charging stations and station management, monitoring, user management, usage-fee settlement, and statistics management.
EV charger
KEVIT’s EV charger supports charger control, charger communication security, and smart charging based on the OCPP 1.6/2.0 charger communication protocol.
2WIN series (AC charger)
This charger can charge two EVs simultaneously and is equipped with dynamic load balancing technology. Additionally, DR (Demand Response) charging is possible, enabling energy-efficient charging of EVs. In addition, it has acquired OCPP 1.6 certification, an international open charging protocol, and is a KC-certified product.
DC charger (100kW)
This charger consists of an integrated dispenser and is capable of dynamic load balancing charging according to the vehicle’s SoC. The advantage is that it is easy to use with a wide 12.1-inch touchscreen. In addition, it has acquired OCPP 2.0.1 certification, an international open charging protocol, and is a KC-certified product.
DC charger (240kW+powerbank)
This charger consists of a power bank and a dispenser and minimizes power module failure through dynamic power module current conversion. In addition, this charger maximizes charging speed by minimizing DC blocks. The power bank is optimized for temperature control with an aerodynamic design and ensures flexibility in power management with DC blocks of at least 60 kW. It has acquired OCPP 2.0.1 certification, an international open charging protocol, and is a KC-certified product.
“We are conducting overseas commercialization based on solutions that integrate H/W, S/W, and services. We will pioneer the future electric vehicle business through technology development such as smart charging, V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid), and Plus DR in line with the smart grid era,” noted the company’s CEO.
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This charging station is what is called the dispenser type of future charging systems that can replace the existing gas stations. Already, until April, this year, this charging station was supposed to be installed on highways and downtown locations in the United States. Also, unlike other existing companies’ charging systems, it is considered in designs for all maintenance activities to be carried out in an open condition of the front door only. Designed to be far slimmer than the existing models, this can be installed at the wall side by being attached, and thus giving more benefits in the management of parking lots.



