Aipula New Energy Exhibits at CeMAT ASIA 2026
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Guangdong Aipula New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. exhibited four major product lines at CeMAT ASIA 2026 (the 26th International Trade Fair for Logistics Technology and Transportation Systems in Asia, which closed on November 6 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre): AGV smart chargers, lithium-battery smart chargers, OBC onboard chargers, and integrated heavy-truck DC charging piles, offering charging solutions for AGV/AMR and new-energy industrial vehicles. Among them, the AGV smart charger supports multiple configurations such as brush-plate ground charging, side charging, tail-plug, and wireless, covering voltage levels from 24V to 300V, with conversion efficiency above 95%. Aipula says its various charging terminals have cumulatively been deployed more than 500,000 units worldwide, with products sold to multiple countries and regions, and operating at customer sites including Heli, BYD, LiuGong, XCMG, Sany, and Hangcha Intelligent; during the exhibition, several cooperation intentions were advanced through face-to-face discussions.
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- New Strategy RoboticsAipula New Energy Showcases Four Product Lines Including AGV Smart Chargers at CeMAT ASIA 2026
At CeMAT ASIA 2026, Aipula New Energy exhibited four product lines: AGV smart chargers, lithium-battery smart chargers, OBC onboard chargers, and integrated heavy-truck DC charging piles, offering full-scenario charging solutions for AGV/AMR and new-energy industrial vehicles. The AGV smart chargers support brush-plate ground charging, side charging, tail-plug, and wireless multi-structure configurations, cover voltage levels from 24V to 300V, and achieve conversion efficiency above 95%. Its charging terminals have cumulatively been deployed more than 500,000 units worldwide and are operating at customer sites including Heli, BYD, LiuGong, XCMG, Sany, and Hangcha Intelligent.
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