Flash charging: Releasing Amber II FlaSHUB
FlaSHUB: 1 MW+ flash charging, simplified
WILLBERT is expanding the Amber II S-HUB platform with FlaSHUB. A new charging solution designed for today’s expectations of flash charging: higher power, faster turnaround, and less infrastructure.
What FlaSHUB brings
- 1 MW+ charging power enabled by our S-HUB technology of interconnecting three Amber II chargers.
- No external cabinets: market lowest footprint.
Why this matters for operators
As charging demand continues to shift toward high-throughput locations, every additional piece of infrastructure increases costs, extends lead times, and adds operational complexity.FlaSHUB is designed to address these challenges by delivering ultra-high power while keeping deployments efficient and scalable. It enables faster time to market, supports lower CAPEX, and simplifies ongoing operations, ultimately leading to a stronger and quicker return on investment.
What’s next
The first FlaSHUB installation is coming soon and we’ll share the results as it goes live.
Want to be first in line? If you’re planning a high-power site or upgrading an existing hub, reach out to the WILLBERT team to discuss technical requirements and timeline.
Tomasz Rydz supports the execution of marketing strategy by creating audiovisual content and managing event presence at WILLBERT by EUROLOOP. He has a strong background in automotive marketing, he previously worked at Toyota Central Europe and a renowned tuning company in Florida. At EUROLOOP, he focuses on brand visibility, content creation, and engaging customer experiences in the evolving EV charging market.
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