The new models are designed to streamline deployment, control costs and electrification goals for retailers.

Dover Fueling Solutions (DFS) has announced four new power configurations for its Wayne PWR DC fast charger product line, ranging from 160-640 kilowatts. The expanded lineup increases flexibility for site hosts and unlocks new deployment opportunities across a wider variety of retail fueling and charging environments.

“We designed this expansion of the Wayne PWR line to remove barriers many site operators face when deploying EV charging,” said Chad Bass, director of product management for EV charging at DFS. “Whether you’re upgrading existing infrastructure or starting from scratch, we now offer a solution that fits your site, your budget and your long-term electrification goals.”

Originally launched in 2024 with a high-power 640 kilowatt model, the Wayne PWR DC fast charger was best suited for new-build retail locations where high-capacity electrical upgrades were already planned. With the addition of four new configurations, the product line now offers scalable options that support existing forecourts, retrofits and diverse electrical infrastructures, making it easier to electrify both new and established retail fueling locations. 

Manufactured in Austin, Texas, the Wayne PWR product line ensures shorter lead times, enhanced supply chain resilience and responsive, localized service and support. This strategic advantage empowers retailers to plan, deploy and maintain their EV charging operations with greater confidence and certainty.

“This expansion reflects DFS’ commitment to advancing clean energy solutions and supporting the evolving needs of our customers,” said Kendra Keller, Vice President and General Manager, North America, at DFS. “As the EV market continues to evolve, we’re equipping retailers and commercial site operators with an ecosystem of solutions and services that are scalable, future-ready, and built to deliver performance and profitability.”

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