"Earlier this year in Beijing, I got to witness one of the most impressive technological feats I have ever seen. I saw one of BYD's newest electric vehicles go from a low battery to more than 50% in under five minutes. That was all thanks to the power (literally, in this case) of BYD's Flash Charging system, arguably the biggest step yet in getting EVs to "refuel" in the same amount of time that a gas-powered car might need."
"A recent LinkedIn post indicates that BYD is hiring at least two roles in Europe to deploy infrastructure for Flash Charging and to build and manage its network operations center. While BYD's Network Operation Center will be based in the Netherlands, the automaker is casting a wide net across Europe "to lead the end-to-end deployment and operational integration of BYD's High-Power Charging (HPC)/Flash Charging stations across the assigned country or region," according to the posting."
BYD is preparing a European rollout of its Flash Charging system and is hiring roles to deploy infrastructure and manage a network operations center. Flash Charging can deliver up to 1,000 kilowatts (one megawatt) on compatible vehicles, enabling a battery to exceed 50% charge in under five minutes in demonstrations. A Network Operation Center will be based in the Netherlands while deployment leads will oversee end-to-end buildout and operational integration across assigned countries or regions. Candidates are expected to have extensive EV charging and battery energy storage systems experience. The initiative signals an aggressive expansion of high-power EV charging in Europe.
Read at insideevs.com
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