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| Period | Disclosure | What was printed |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2025 demand | Financial Report 2025 | Demand was strong in data centers, utilities, marine and ports, and land-based infrastructure. No data-center revenue split. |
| Q4 2025 large orders | Electrification press table | Several data-center project orders, each exceeding $100 million, boosted orders by about $600 million combined. Double-digit order growth across project, service, and short-cycle. |
| Q4 2025 NVIDIA 800 VDC | Q4 2025 press | ABB said it will support NVIDIA's 800 VDC architecture for gigawatt-scale next-generation data centers. Not a booked revenue figure. |
| Q4 2025 Applied Digital | Q4 2025 press | Extended partnership with Applied Digital on power designs for large-scale AI-ready data centers. |
| Q1 2026 orders | Electrification press | All main customer segments double-digit; data centers by as much as triple digits on broad demand and a low comparable. Electrification orders 6,647 million. |
| Q2 2026 orders | Electrification press | Rapidly expanding data-center build-out drove exceptional triple-digit segment growth. Electrification orders 7,231 million. Group press: industrial-space data-center order growth was exceptional. |
| Q2 2026 HiPerGuard 34.5 kV | CEO summary | New HiPerGuard 34.5 kV medium-voltage UPS so data centers can connect to the grid without voltage conversion. Microgrid-ready for batteries, turbines, and renewables. |
| Q2 2026 capacity capex | CEO summary | About $200 million to be invested in medium-voltage manufacturing in Europe over the next three years to expand power-distribution capacity. |
| Date / Milestone | Product / Capital | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 2010-2015. ABB enters EV charging hardware | Early Terra products | Initial ABB DC fast charger products (Terra 50, Terra 53) target European and US commercial-fleet customers, built on ABB power-electronics IP from substations and industrial drives |
| 2018-2020. Terra HP series | Terra HP 175 kW and 350 kW | First-generation high-power charger products; deployed across early European HPC and IONITY network |
| 2021-09. Terra 360 launch | Terra 360 (360 kW) | DC fast charger rated 360 kW; can charge 4 EVs simultaneously; deployed as the global flagship |
| 2022-05. E-mobility IPO and spin-off announced | Planned Swiss IPO | ABB Ltd announces intention to carve out E-mobility as a separately Swiss-listed entity |
| 2022-11. Pre-IPO private placement (about CHF 200 million) | About CHF 200 million placement | IPO delay announced around June 2022 citing unfavorable market conditions. In Nov 2022 ABB raised about CHF 200 million via a pre-IPO private placement. E-mobility remains an ABB Ltd division |
| 2023-Q3. Terra 360 HP (400 kW) launch | Terra 360 HP (400 kW) | Upgraded Terra 360 with higher peak output for ultra-fast charging at corridor and flagship-station deployments |
| 2024-2025. Still inside Corporate and Other | Not a business area | E-mobility remains in Corporate and Other. Product expansion includes later Terra DC HP generations and AC Wallbox lines. FY 2025 Operational EBITA loss $148 million (Q4 2025 Financial Information) |
| 2025. Cost-out inside a loss-making division | Operational EBITA still negative | FY 2025 E-mobility Operational EBITA (148) vs (273) in 2024. Q4 2025 loss (33) vs (72). Filings do not print a separate E-mobility revenue line |
| 2026-H1. Losses narrowed, still not a segment | Q1 (47), Q2 (18) | Q1 2026 E-mobility Operational EBITA loss $47 million (unchanged YoY). Q2 2026 loss $18 million vs $42 million a year earlier. No IPO timetable restated in 2026 quarterly releases |
| Reporting structure (filings) | Three business areas plus Corporate | Continuing operations: Electrification, Motion, Automation. Robotics is discontinued (SoftBank sale). E-mobility sits in Corporate and Other, not alongside those three |
ABB acquires Dutch DC fast-charging startup Epyon BV for an undisclosed sum; Epyon's CCS/CHAdeMO multi-protocol cabinets become the foundation of the Terra product family
Launches Terra 53, the world's first commercially available 50 kW multi-standard DCFC supporting CHAdeMO + CCS Combo simultaneously - becomes the de facto charger spec at >100 European public charging operators in mid-2010s
Launches Terra HP 350 kW: first commercial high-power charger pilot at IONITY sites; the cabinet that powered Europe's first 800V Porsche Taycan compatibility pre-launch
Spins out E-mobility as separate division targeting an independent IPO; sets US$750M revenue target with planned listing 1H 2022
Launches Terra 360, the world's first 360 kW DCFC charging up to 4 vehicles simultaneously from a single cabinet; modular split-power approach lets sites with 4 stalls share one transformer
Crosses 1M chargers sold globally across L2 and DC fast-charging product lines (50 kW Terra 53 to 360 kW Terra 360); milestone reached across 120+ countries
Postpones planned IPO citing market conditions; continues as ABB division - charging infrastructure SPAC valuations down 70%+ since 2021 highs make a clean listing untenable
Launches MCS-capable Megawatt charging product line for trucks and aviation pilots; commits to CharIN J3271 spec ahead of finalization
Acquires US-based BTC Power; consolidates US DCFC manufacturing capacity ahead of expected NEVI re-tendering wave - second sale of BTC Power after 2020 Innogy buyout