On June 9th, local time, Autel Robotics held its “Empowering the Future – 2026 Digital Energy Strategy and New Product Launch” in Sydney. With the rapid development of the AI industry, the global power grid is facing increasing pressure, and the market demand for efficient, intelligent, stable, reliable, and scalable energy solutions is becoming increasingly urgent.
At the conference, Autel launched its first solutions for the Australian market: a compact, industry-leading reactive power compensation DC charging solution; a highly reliable, long-life, fully liquid-cooled DC charging solution; the iGreen one-stop solution integrating energy storage, photovoltaics, and charging piles; an AC charging solution; and a “1+1 primary/backup switching” charging solution specifically tailored for vehicle fleets. Autel also provided in-depth analysis of the commercial operation logic and mature profit model of Australia’s nationwide smart charging network, based on real-world operational cases, precisely aligning with the development needs of the local market.
At the start of the press conference, Frank Li, Chairman of Autel Robotics, delivered an opening speech via video, expressing his gratitude to all the friends and industry leaders attending the conference and stating his willingness to work with all parties to jointly promote the construction of a smarter, more connected, and more sustainable charging infrastructure for the future.
Following this, Mosen Wang, Chief Special Advisor of Autel Robotics, and Henry He, CEO of Autel Asia Pacific, took the stage to share their insights. Henry He reviewed the brand’s overall operating performance and overseas market expansion achievements in 2025 and unveiled a new product matrix. He stated that Australia faces significant challenges in market development, including scarce commercial land resources, relatively weak power grid stability, and stringent fault tolerance standards for fleet commercial operations. Autel Robotics, leveraging its three core capabilities—modular design, V2G technology, and 1+1 primary/backup switching design—is rebuilding new industry standards for new energy charging infrastructure in Australia, deeply establishing itself in the Australian new energy market. Henry He also showcased the company’s achievements in the Australian market through specific project case studies, demonstrating its commitment to building a local smart charging industry ecosystem.
During the event, Autel launched its full-scenario intelligent charging solution. Addressing the high land costs and space constraints of the Australian business environment, the DH120 DC charging pile features an ultra-thin design, with a cabinet depth of only 25cm and a footprint of less than 0.16㎡. It supports simultaneous charging of two vehicles with an efficiency of 97%, maximizing commercial utilization. Simultaneously, it incorporates controllable power factor regulation, launching Australia’s first charging solution with reactive power compensation, actively acting as a grid “stabilizer” and achieving pioneering technology implementation. For fleets, the fleet safety solution employs a “1+1 main/backup switching” terminal, with hardware-level redundancy design ensuring zero operational interruption. Considering Australia’s extremely high residential solar PV penetration rate, the home solar-charging collaborative smart AC charging pile supports direct solar connection, achieving “self-generation and self-consumption, with surplus electricity prioritized for vehicle charging,” significantly reducing electricity costs and building a zero-carbon, self-sufficient home energy ecosystem. Regarding payment convenience, the AC Single series is the first to integrate Nayax card payment functionality, bridging the “last mile” of commercial operations.
This time, Autel also released the iGreen integrated photovoltaic, energy storage and charging solution. Based on AI algorithms and load forecasting, it performs real-time and precise energy scheduling according to the charging pile load. While realizing power expansion and improving the user charging experience, it reduces the energy cost of the site and improves the charging utilization rate, bringing operators higher revenue and return on investment (ROI).
As Mosen Wang stated, Autel’s strategy is based on advanced power electronics and intelligent technologies. As a pioneer in the AI-driven digital energy ecosystem, Autel will continue to solidify its leading position in the global digital energy field, actively leveraging the power of artificial intelligence to redefine industry standards for smart charging networks and integrated photovoltaic-energy storage-charging systems, accelerating the world’s transformation towards a sustainable green future.
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