Matthias Rebellius: “Siemens E-Mobility Buy Heliox

Siemens AG has purchased Heliox, the technology leader in DC fast charging solutions, which serve electric buses, electric truck fleets and passenger vehicles. With this purchase, Siemens further increased value production in the business line, which is growing rapidly.

Siemens, a world leader in the field of digitalization and technology, The current e-mobility made an important purchase of the charging range. Siemens, which is the technology leader in DC fast charging solutions that serve electric buses, electric truck fleets and passenger vehicles, has expanded the scope of E-Mobilite’s products and services for the electric bus and electric truck markets that grow day by day. For the company’s portfolio, new products and services covering charging solutions from 40 kilowatts (KW) to megawatt for over -road charging have been added. Heliox’s portfolio expands Siemens’ access to different markets, especially Europe and North America, and reinforces the capabilities in the field of power electronics. Thanks to Heliox’s mobile, scalable and parallel charging solutions, Siemens will be able to provide more effective services to its new markets. On the other hand, the acquisition of Heliox brings with it digitalization and software opportunities.

Matthias Rebellius: “As Siemens E-Mobility, we will be able to provide more effective services to our customers around the world”

Siemens’ current e-mobility charging range complement a statement about the purchase Matthias Rebellius, Siemens AG Board Member and Smart Infrastructure CEO “We witness an unprecedented growth in the electric vehicle charging infrastructure market. DC fast charging solutions for electric bus and electric truck fleets are considered the fastest growing segment of this area.

The products and services offered by Siemens E-Mobility in the field of digitalization and software are diversified

Siemens E-Mobility, which operates within Siemens Smart Infrastructures, offers AC and DC charging solutions from 11 kW to 1 megawatt for numerous applications as well as IoT-supported software and hardware. Heliox, headquartered in the Netherlands and has approximately 330 employees, provides DC fast charging solutions as well as a charger monitoring and energy management services. In this way, Siemens E-Mobilite’s Internet of Objects (IoT) has expanded the product portfolio, while the products and services offered in the field of digitalization and software are diversified.

With the combination of the charging portfolios of the two companies, the scope and quality of the products and services offered for electric bus and electric truck customers was developed. Heliox will expand its production activities and meet the increasing customer demands more efficiently by using Siemens’ industrialization capabilities, global sales network and infrastructure.