XCharge Group
German manufacturer of battery-integrated fast EV chargers for European and global markets.
XCharge Group is a German manufacturer of electric vehicle charging technology, specializing in battery-integrated fast charging solutions for the European and international markets. The company designs, manufactures, and sells EV chargers under the X-Charge brand name in Europe, China, the United States, and internationally. Headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, XCharge was founded in 2015 and serves EV manufacturers, energy players, and charge point operators across multiple continents. The company's battery-integrated fast charging solutions address grid constraints by storing energy during off-peak hours and delivering high-power charging even where grid connections are limited. XCharge operates as a B2B manufacturer working with charge point operators, fleet managers, retail locations, hospitality venues, and municipalities requiring reliable EV charging infrastructure. The company emphasizes German engineering quality and has obtained TUV approvals and VDE certification for their products.
- Type
- Manufacturer
- Location
- Hamburg, Germany
- Website
- xcharge.com
- Categories
- Clean Energy & Environment, Consumer Electronics
- Markets
- Germany, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, China
Verified facts
- domain-registered (green), checked 2026-08-02 Domain registry record
- web-presence-since (green), checked 2026-08-03 Internet Archive (Wayback)
- vat-valid (green), checked 2026-08-22 VIES (European Commission)
- debarment-clear (green), checked 2026-08-16 OpenSanctions
- sanctions-clear (green), checked 2026-08-16 OpenSanctions
Claimed certifications
- CE Marking EU NANDO (notified bodies)
- ISO 9001, Quality Management IAF CertSearch
Import rules for these goods
- Electronics for the EU need CE marking incl. RoHS substance limits, and producers must register for WEEE take-back in each member state of sale. European Commission (CE)
- Electronics for the US market need FCC equipment authorization under 47 CFR Part 15, which covers unintentional radiators such as switch-mode power supplies, not only radio devices. US FCC (Part 15)