Shenzhen, May 13 – The 18th China International Battery Fair (CIBF 2026) grandly opened at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center.

On the first day of the exhibition, the launch ceremony of the Light-Duty Ultra-Fast Charging Alliance, initiated by Depower, a subsidiary of SUNWODA, was held in a grand manner. Shanghai SRE POWER Electrical Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as SRE POWER), a core member of the Alliance, attended the ceremony, with Chairman Dai Peigang delivering an on-site speech.

Energy Replenishment Efficiency Becomes Core Bottleneck for Two-Wheeler Electrification

In recent years, the global two-wheeler electric vehicle market has maintained rapid growth. Scenarios including food delivery, instant retail and shared mobility generate surging demand for instant energy top-up. Nevertheless, mainstream two-wheeler EVs still widely adopt slow charging technology at around 0.3C, which takes 3 to 8 hours to reach full charge. Low charging efficiency has become a tangible bottleneck restricting further industry development.

Tight power supply and poor replenishment efficiency also hinder the electrification of transportation in numerous countries worldwide.

Balancing improved charging speed with battery cycle life and safety performance has long been a core challenge calling for industrial breakthroughs. Shifting from “vehicles searching for chargers” to “chargers matching vehicles”, and from “one-hour charging” to “80% charge within 15 minutes” cannot be achieved through isolated technical upgrades alone; it requires efficient collaboration among battery manufacturers, charger suppliers and vehicle OEMs. This marks the original intention behind the establishment of the Light-Duty Ultra-Fast Charging Alliance.

Gather Top Industrial Players to Promote Standard Sharing & Ecosystem Synergy

To resolve industrial pain points such as fragmented ultra-fast charging standards and insufficient equipment compatibility, SUNWODA jointly initiated the Light-Duty Ultra-Fast Charging Alliance together with SRE POWER, TAILG, Ninebot and other leading enterprises across the industrial chain. The Alliance aims to boost technology sharing, mutual standard recognition and ecological collaboration in the light-duty vehicle ultra-fast charging sector, accelerating the construction of a new energy replenishment experience featuring “1-minute ultra-fast charge for all-day convenience”.

During the press conference, Depower also unveiled the fully upgraded Yifeng Ultra-Fast Battery 2.0. The product delivers landmark breakthroughs in charging speed, cycle lifespan and safety performance, laying core technical support for the Alliance’s industrial implementation.

Global Hidden Champion of Charging & Swapping Empowers Alliance Global Rollout

As a core Alliance member, SRE POWER boasts full-stack independent R&D capacity covering IoT modules, BMS, ECU, charging equipment, battery swap cabinet hardware and cloud platforms, with all core technologies fully self-controlled. Its products and systems are exported to dozens of countries and serve hundreds of top industrial clients globally. The company operates modern manufacturing bases in Dongguan and Malaysia, alongside three joint factories in Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda to realize local production and delivery.

At the launch ceremony, Dai Peigang, Chairman of SRE POWER, stated: “Chinese new energy enterprises are transitioning from pure product export to ecosystem export led by unified standards. SRE POWER is willing to share our global operational capabilities with all Alliance partners and deliver Chinese solutions to realize seamless interconnection between batteries and charging/swapping equipment worldwide.” He emphasized that long-term sound industrial development must prioritize quality. Moving forward, SRE POWER will drive deep integration between ultra-fast charging and battery swapping systems, and power a zero-carbon mobility future via safer, more efficient and smarter solutions.

SRE POWER owns full-stack independent R&D advantages and proven successful global deployment cases.

The establishment of the Light-Duty Ultra-Fast Charging Alliance signals a shift of China’s new energy industry from isolated technical breakthroughs to full ecological collaboration in the light-duty mobility segment. Leveraging CIBF 2026 as an international platform, the Alliance will accelerate the integration of ultra-fast charging technology and battery swap networks, helping Chinese intelligent manufacturing secure new competitive edges in the global light-duty vehicle market.