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New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
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New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
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New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
Learn more about the 2025 edition of our index that measures the charging reliability of electric vehicles.
Executive Summary
Concerns about EV charging reliability are replacing range anxiety as one of the biggest hurdles for the adoption of electric mobility. Studies show that still 1 in 10 charging attempts fail. The implementation of the interface between the charging station and the electric vehicle (EV) is one of the crucial elements in the charging reliability as errors most likely cannot be resolved remotely when they occur.
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally.
Following the success of the first CRI report in 2023, the 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
The Highest EcoG CRI Value
Overall, no platform scored more than 76/100 in all 4 test categories. This shows that fundamental flaws still remain, which can cause substantial frustration among EV drivers and even breakdowns of EVs on the road.
The Lowest EcoG CRI Value
One platform scored only 39/100 in all 4 test categories, calling for substantial need for improvement to enable an acceptable user experience and mass adoption of electric vehicles.
Potential Risk of Car Breakdowns Due to Depleted 12V Batteries
3 out of 10 vehicle platforms repeated the charging starting process infinitely if a charging attempt fails, placing a heavy drain on the 12V battery.
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“In today's rapidly evolving e-mobility landscape, being a part of the charging ecosystem is increasingly crucial for companies to stay ahead. This is where EcoG and Infineon come in, bridging the gap between the integration/application and semiconductor, hardware ecosystems. With its innovative approach, EcoG enhances and simplifies system development, positioning itself as a critical player in the charging ecosystem and driving the industry forward."
Torsten Klemmer
Director Application Marketing & Management EV Charging at Infineon
"At Thoughtworks, we see from the work with our clients from many different sectors that there is a tremendous potential in developing applications on EcoG Universal Core to make EV charging an integral part of our daily routines as well as specific business processes. This collaboration is not just about enhancing user experience but, more importantly, about accelerating development speeds and reducing costs for charger manufacturers, charge point operators and site hosts, ultimately driving wider adoption of electric vehicles."
Ian Murdoch
Fellow, Energy & E-Mobility Advisor at Thoughtworks
“Innovators like EcoG are a great example of both cutting edge technology as well as the multifaceted benefits of a transition to a clean-energy economy. As winners of the Germany-wide SelectUSA pitch competition, EcoG is leading the charge in the development of scalable operating software for DC charging stations.“
Timothy Liston
US Consul General
“EcoG's Universal Core has revolutionized the EV charging industry. It offers advanced technology and seamless interoperability, making it the go-to choice for manufacturers.”
Christian Hahn
CEO of Hubject
“The experts of the German startup EcoG are the driving members of our CharIn association. We are proud of our long-lasting and very productive cooperation with them.”
Claas Bracklo
Chairman at CharIN e.V.
“EcoG is one of our key partners in the field of eMobility and DC charging and both we and our customers are very satisfied with the outcomes of our long-lasting cooperation.”
Kevin Hong
Sales Director at UUGP
“Electric mobility is one of the solutions that will help meet the growing demand for transport in a lower-carbon world. Therefore, I’m especially excited to see how EcoG’s pilot takes shape. I am convinced their technology could play an important role in shaping the ‘retail station of the future.”
Hilmar Van Den Dool
General Manager at Shell Retail Benelux & France
“Objective of our intense cooperation with EcoG is the delivery of a high-quality and reliable solution for the seamless user experience at the DC charging station.”
Christopher Lu
Sales Director Europe of Infy Power
“I've been really impressed with EcoG, I think that what I like about them the most is that they are going after this huge opportunity which is building a platform around EV charging.“
George Burgess
Former Inmotion Ventures, powered by Jaguar Land Rover