Tritium began trading on Nasdaq

Tritium company management rang the closing bell at Nasdaq MarketSite in New York’s Times Square, in celebration of our listing on the exchange.

150kW DC fast charger launched

Introducing the PKM150. Our unique approach to a modular and scalable direct current (DC) fast charging system designed for more cost-effective operations and infrastructure deployment.

First to Plug and Charge

Tritium became the first company in the world to implement Plug and Charge (ISO 15118) which enables EVs and charging equipment to communicate, authenticate, and transact seamlessly via the charging cable.

Ionity partnership

A joint venture between Daimler, Ford, BMW Group, and the Volkswagen Group with Porsche AG unveiled its next generation charger, which Tritium engineered, industrialized, and manufactured.

Tritium goes to Europe

Tritium expands into Europe with the opening of our Amsterdam office to support existing customers and grow in one of the most advanced EV markets in the world.

Tritium goes global

We opened our doors to the world and established our first international office in Torrance, California.

Photo of the Tritium founders and the RT50

Introducing the RT50

The world’s smallest footprint DC fast charger for electric vehicles. This charger was also the first in the world to have an IP65 rating, and the first in the world to have fully customizable branding.

Photo of Tritium's James Kennedy with James Cameron for Deepsea Challenger

To the ocean floor

Tritium provided the battery management system for the Deepsea Challenger that James Cameron took to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

Introducing Tritium

Building on early success in developing technology for e-mobility in the solar racing industry, Tritium was founded.

World Solar Challenge

We developed our first product, the Gold Controller motor inverter for solar vehicles. The Gold Controller is still used by most of the world’s solar racing cars today.