A new high-power electric charging station "FORA EZS DC-2D" with a capacity of 160 kW has been presented in Russia. The equipment can simultaneously charge up to three electric vehicles and bring the battery charge level up to 80% in approximately 30–60 minutes. The development was showcased by the KRET concern, part of the Rostec state corporation, at the "Innoprom-2026" exhibition.
The station is designed for use in urban and road infrastructure: it can be placed near shopping and business centers, in parking lots, at gas stations, and along highways. Universal connectors allow connecting most electric vehicle models operated in Russia.
The new version features a digital screen displaying charging parameters and equipment status. The station can be controlled remotely via a mobile application.
The 160 kW model has become part of the "FORA" line, which already includes charging complexes with capacities from 60 to 240 kW. The manufacturer notes that the equipment is equipped with an automatic shutdown system in emergency situations, enhanced protection against damage, and is designed to operate in Russian weather conditions at temperatures from −30 to +40 °С.
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