How Fast Will Charging Be in the Future? 2026 EXEED International User Summit to Unlock Next-Gen Smart Energy Experience
Oct 18, 2026
Wuhu, Anhui, China, October 18, 2026 -- Efficiently charging a vehicle during a coffee break is becoming a reality as low-carbon mobility advances. The 2026 EXEED International User Summit, themed “The Pulse Lives on,” will take place in Wuhu, Anhui Province, China, from October 18 to 23. At the summit, the smart energy center integrating solar power, energy storage and charging under EXEED’s parent company, will showcase end-to-end charging solutions that combine energy generation, storage, delivery and end use. More than 2,000 guests and EXEEDers from around the world will experience how solar-generated electricity flows efficiently and how AI enables smart energy dispatch, demonstrating how AI technology can transform charging efficiency and enhance the user experience, bringing future luxury into more users’ lives
China’s First Scaled AC V2G Demonstration Station Empowers an Energy-Efficient Lifestyle
The smart energy center of EXEED’s parent company, Chery Auto—integrating solar power, battery storage, and charging—is China’s first AC Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) demonstration station deployed at scale. Its integrated system creates a local microgrid and supports megawatt-level, high-power ultra-fast charging. A dedicated rest area powered entirely by on-site renewable electricity offers visitors an immersive, highly energy-efficient experience. Vehicles can complete charging during a coffee break, allowing users to enjoy the premium and convenient experience powered by renewable energy technology firsthand.
A key feature is bidirectional vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, which allows EVs to serve as mobile energy storage units rather than simply consume electricity. During off-peak periods, vehicles can charge from the grid at lower tariffs. During peak-demand periods, they can feed electricity back into the grid, helping balance grid loads. Where supported, vehicles can also supply power to homes and communities during grid outages, helping users reduce energy costs through smart tariff management while optimizing renewable energy utilization.
Integrated Technologies Deliver Reliable Energy Across Diverse Scenarios
This convenient, reliable smart energy experience draws on the cutting-edge technology expertise of EXEED’s parent company in renewable energy integration, energy storage, and high-power transmission. For charging speed and emergency support, the Volt-dragon Charger technology significantly reduces charging time. The station can operate independently in island mode, continuing to charge vehicles even during grid disruptions. EXEED’s parent company is also exploring next-generation high-power technologies, including Superconducting Charging, toward on-demand, seamless power delivery.
For home energy applications, EXEED’s parent company has introduced the Energy Cube home energy storage system, bringing solar power, battery storage, and bidirectional charging into residential settings to help households optimize self-generated solar electricity and lower utility bills. EXEED’s parent company also offers long-cycle-life Rhino batteries and continues early-stage research into solid-state batteries. Under laboratory conditions, solid-state battery samples have demonstrated high stress tolerance, supporting safety in vehicle and residential energy applications.
Deployment at a Spanish Heavy-Duty Truck Park Creates a Low-Emission Industrial Model
The integrated microgrid technologies of EXEED’s parent company have been validated in localized overseas commercial applications. At an electric heavy-duty truck park in Spain, these technologies have been deployed in an integrated microgrid combining solar power, battery storage, and high-power charging. It offers the freight industry a viable, replicable model for industrial decarbonization, proving the economic and operational value of integrated renewable energy microgrids in global operations.
EXEED’s parent company is applying its engineering expertise to smart renewable energy applications, using real-world innovation to enable energy-efficient lifestyles. In response to the global carbon neutrality trend, EXEED—within the complete green energy loop built by its parent company—is advancing an integrated energy ecosystem across generation, storage, distribution, and consumption. This approach enables new energy vehicles (NEVs) to evolve into active participants in smart energy grids. It also allows EXEED to continuously create a more efficient, convenient, premium and luxury green-energy lifestyle for users, while delivering practical, scalable solutions for the global green and low-carbon transition.
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