DEFA, Toyota Industries Corporation, and Sweden’s national research institute RISE have achieved a significant industry milestone.“This is an important step toward broader industry adoption and demonstrates that DEFA’s and Toyota Industries' technologies support open standards, helping establish the foundation for large-scale interoperability,” says Martin Jonsson, CEO of DEFA Group.In a breakthro
eMobility is often highlighted as a natural part of the green transition. However, without common standards, electrification risks losing momentum.“Without incentives, also in the area of home charging, standardization risks becoming too slow, fragmented, and underfunded. Unfortunately, this is the direction we appear to be heading,” says Martin Jonsson, CEO of DEFA Group.
Across Europe, most E
From this year, new requirements under the EU’s Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) begin to apply. The regulation marks a significant step towards a harmonised European EV charging ecosystem, introducing clearer requirements for how publicly accessible AC charging points are designed, connected and operated.“Most charging solutions are racing to retrofit and comply. DEFA Power was
