Tritium’s US office in Torrance, California which will service North & South Americas
PRESS RELEASE
Increased global sales and strategy prompt international expansion
Brisbane, Australia, 03 February 2017: Brisbane-based Tritium, developer and manufacturer of the award-winning range of Veefil fast chargers for electric vehicles, has officially opened the doors of its first overseas premises, based in Torrance, California, US. The facility will service both the North and South America regions and will focus on technical customer support, local manufacturing and R&D.
“Since we launched our first Veefil fast charger in 2013, North America has been one of our largest markets,” explains Paul Sernia, Tritium’s commercial director. “As our market share has expanded significantly, and in line with our long-term strategy, we are opening regional facilities to maintain our high levels of customer support and engagement.
“The US office is an opportunity for us to build a local network of partners, who we will train to install and service the Veefil range. We will also manufacture our chargers in Torrance which, combined with a growing local network, will bring new jobs into the region.”
Tritium’s commitment to the Americas has been reinforced by the local municipal authority. “Torrance city officials were very helpful in getting us established in the region and we are in an ideal location from which to service both North and South America,” Paul Sernia comments. “We intend the US facility to become the blueprint for further international offices opening in the near future.”
Contacts
Tritium – www.tritium.com.au
Commercial Director – Paul Sernia
+61 (0)73129 4389
Marketing Manager – Melanie Dooley
+61 (0)73129 4389
PR – Lesley Daley
+44 (0)1304 614472
+44 (0)7816 848890
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