In the face of the huge impact brought about by climate change, many countries have formulated carbon reduction policies and set a timetable for banning the sales of diesel cars in the future. Taiwan plans to promote the installation of 7,800 public chargers by 2025, bringing with it the era of electric vehicles. Delta has partnered with Tail, a new brand from North-Star Petroleum, to set up Taiwan's first highway EV fast-charging station, located at the gas station in the Xiluo Service Area North Station on National Highway No. 1. Delta's latest 200kW fast-charging technology will be introduced, and by the end of the year, installations will be expanded to 12 gas stations on national highways, allowing electric vehicle drivers to travel north and south without worrying about running out of electricity.

The Delta city charger 200kW DC chargers installed at the Xiluo Service Area North Station gas station on National Highway 1 are the first chargers in Taiwan to combine the CCS1 and CCS2 specifications. Each charger is equipped with two charging guns, covering mainstream electric vehicles in Taiwan, and supports dynamic power deployment to charge two cars simultaneously, allowing both cars to be set in the shortest possible time.

Delta's city charger 200kW not only meets the needs of mainstream electric cars in Taiwan but with a charging efficiency of over 96%, it can save 11,680 kWh of electricity consumption each year (based on 8 hours a day), saving operators a significant amount of money on electricity bills. In addition, Delta's 200kW is the first singular charger in Taiwan with a single gun output of 400A, offering more flexible installation plans in terms of size. Charging could give electric cars about 200 kilometers of range in 10 minutes. Fast-charging stations for electric cars help transform traditional gas stations into a new type of diversified and low-carbon gas stations.

Delta will cooperate with Tail to transform 57 gas stations into gas/charging stations. In the future, Delta will expand the network of charging tations to North-Star Petroleum's parking lots, national highway rest stops, hotels, and land to be developed in three regions. This seizes the fast charging business opportunities for electric vehicles and sounds the call for the transformation of traditional gas station operations in Taiwan.

Delta will cooperate with Tail to transform 57 gas stations into gas/charging stations