Accelerating megawatt charging: comemso at the CharIN MCS Controller Testival Europe

comemso supported the CharIN MCS Controller Testival Europe in Barcelona as an official sponsor and early MCS test-system contributor.

Accelerating megawatt charging: comemso at the CharIN MCS Controller Testival Europe
Two DUT rolesVehicle or charging-system side
CommunicationMCS-specific messages and timing
Physical contextSignals, temperature and cooling
ScopePower integration depends on configuration
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comemso at CharIN MCS Controller Testival Europe 2025 – Supporting the Future of Megawatt Charging

The CharIN MCS Controller Testival Europe 2025 took place in Barcelona on April 1–2, 2025. It focused on early communication-level testing of Megawatt Charging Systems (MCS) for EV and EVSE (electric vehicle supply equipment, or charging station) applications.

Why This Event Matters

The MCS Controller Testival gathered key industry players, engineers, and developers focused on testing and validating the new Megawatt Charging standard, aimed at trucks, buses, aircraft, marine, and mining applications.

The event enabled early interoperability testing, technical feedback and collaboration toward globally accepted standards.

Our Commitment to MCS Development

comemso contributes its e-mobility testing expertise through:

  • Advanced EV and EVSE test systems with MCS-ready architecture
  • High-voltage (1500V), high-current support (up to 1000A) for real-world ev test conditions
  • Ongoing collaboration with standardization bodies and e-mobility industry partners

We thank CharIN for organizing the Testival and Autel for hosting.

  • Want to know more about our role in MCS testing and how we can support your development?

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