Siemens has recently launched the SICHARGE FLEX product family, its next-generation electric vehicle (EV) distributed charging system. According to the German giant, unlike rigid, single-purpose charging systems, SICHARGE FLEX offers a dynamic and adaptable approach, ensuring optimal performance and investment protection for operators and businesses.

This system offers a wide power range, from 480 kW to over 1.68 megawatt, enabling the charge points to deliver power in 80/120 kW increments. As a result, it ensures optimal and efficient power delivery to exactly where it is needed. Supporting both CCS and MCS charging standards allows for up to 4 MCS charge points to be installed with a single system.

Siemens SICHARGE FLEX: some more details

SICHARGE FLEX delivers up to 1,500 A of charging current through its MCS dispenser, enabling rapid charging for even the largest electric vehicles like heavy-duty trucks as well as electric city and overland buses.

Additionally, the system features the flexibility to support dispensers placed up to 300 meters away from the central power cabinet. These dispensers can also be floor-mounted with a minimal footprint, wall-mounted or overhead-mounted in different options to flexibly fit any site. SICHARGE FLEX was officially launched at Busworld 2025 in Brussels, where attendees experienced its innovative features firsthand. The product will be available for purchase in 2026, with Siemens eMobility poised to support customers in deploying this transformative charging solution across various applications including transportation/logistic companies, CPOs and OEMs.

“The introduction of SICHARGE FLEX marks a significant milestone in our journey to build a comprehensive and sustainable E-Mobility ecosystem,” said Markus Mildner, CEO eMobility, Siemens Smart Infrastructure. “This solution embodies our vision for a future where EV charging is not only fast and reliable, but also seamlessly integrated and highly efficient. SICHARGE FLEX empowers our customers to confidently scale their operations, optimize energy use, and contribute to a cleaner, more electrified world.”

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