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Enphase Energy says its IQ EV Charger 2 meets the EU AFIR ISO 15118-20 standard, so new and existing units in Europe should comply without hardware changes. The company still faces pressure on unit volumes and free cash flow, raising questions about its earnings outlook.

Enphase Energy is preparing to report Q3 earnings, with better solar demand and new product launches helping offset falling estimates and tariff pressures.

Enphase Energy’s AFIR‑ready IQ EV Charger 2 supports the EU’s ISO 15118-20 standard, which could make the stock appear undervalued, though recent share price movements show mixed short‑term performance.

Enphase Energy closed at $31.35, down 2% from the previous day, falling more than the broader market.

BMO Capital keeps a Market Perform rating on Enphase Energy but cuts its price target from $37 to $28.

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