TAICO EV

TAICO charging robot connected to a parked electric vehicle in a commercial parking facility

Solution 02 · Flexible service

Equipment for Mobile EV Charging Services

On-demand charging application context. Catalog product photography, not a customer project.

Operating constraints

  • Vehicles may not be parked beside a fixed charger
  • Charging demand shifts between bays or operating periods
  • Operators need a mobile charging format for the service workflow

Configuration path

  1. 01Map where vehicles wait and where charging service is required
  2. 02Assess travel paths, grades, clearance, and operating space
  3. 03Confirm final configuration and operating procedure before deployment

System diagram

On-Demand Charging

Plan-view diagram of a charging robot moving to a parked electric vehicle
Planning diagram for application context. Not a customer project or operating procedure.

FAQ

On-Demand Charging frequently asked questions.

How does the mobile charging robot move to parked vehicles?

The TKMC-1000 features rear-wheel electric drive, electronic parking brake (EPB), and remote control via CAN 2.0B communication with a 2.5 m minimum turning radius.

How much charging power and capacity does the TKMC-1000 robot provide?

The published catalog data lists 90 kW DC fast charging output with 100 kWh of battery storage capacity.

Which charging standards are supported by the mobile robot?

The TKMC-1000 lists GB/T / CCS1 / CCS2 / CHAdeMO support in the published product data, with a 5 m charging cable.

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