NXP introduced its EasyEVSE entry-level development platform, powered by the RW612 wireless MCU, at electronica India 2026 to streamline residential, commercial and smart‑energy EV charger design.
NXP showcased its EasyEVSE Entry-level Development Platform, built around the RW612 wireless MCU, during the electronica India 2026 exhibition.
The highly integrated solution bundles wireless connectivity, Matter, OCPP, security, charger control, metrology and EV‑charging software support into a single package, targeting faster development of residential, commercial and smart‑energy charging applications.
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By consolidating multiple protocols and functions into one development kit, NXP’s EasyEVSE platform can cut engineering time and cost for EV charger manufacturers, encouraging quicker rollout of compliant charging infrastructure and supporting broader EV adoption across India and beyond.
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