Major News: The Highway Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport conducted a fact-finding visit to Henan Kuqi New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., and the two parties reached an agreement on in-depth cooperation.

Driven by the global energy transition and the “dual carbon” goals, the new‑energy industry is experiencing unprecedented opportunities for growth. Recently, a delegation led by Director Cai Cui and Director Pei Aihui from the Highway Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport paid a special visit to Henan Kuqi New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Kuqi New Energy”), conducting an in‑depth inspection and research focused on core areas such as charging and battery‑swapping systems, energy‑storage technologies, and integrated “photovoltaic‑storage‑charging‑swapping” solutions. This visit not only marked a meaningful collaboration between industry authorities and corporate innovators but also served as a comprehensive review of China’s indigenous new‑energy technological capabilities. Let’s explore the key signals this field trip has conveyed.

A delegation led by officials from the Highway Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport paid a visit to Kuqi New Energy.

PART 01

Stepping into the front lines of “smart manufacturing,”

The power of fully automated, end-to-end like‑gating

The delegation first visited the intelligent manufacturing workshop of Kuqi New Energy. There, a fully automated robotic production line is bustling with activity, with every piece of equipment—from assembly to inspection—being manufactured in strict accordance with rigorous process standards.

▏Kuqi New Energy’s intelligent manufacturing workshop, where fully automated production lines operate with high efficiency.

Director Cai Cui and Director Pei Aihui successively observed the entire production and assembly process of charging and battery‑swapping equipment, with a particular focus on the practical outcomes of the “photovoltaic‑storage‑charging‑swapping” integrated technology as it moves into the industrialization phase. Drawing on the actual conditions of the production line, the company’s team provided a detailed overview of key process highlights, the technological advantages of its independently developed core equipment, and a product portfolio that spans multiple applications, including public charging, bus operations, and heavy‑truck battery swapping. The products’ attributes—high efficiency, safety, and intelligence—received high praise from the visiting delegation.
 

▏Explaining Core Technological Advantages and Product Portfolio

PART 02

Focusing on Core Technologies

“Hardcore Dialogue” in the Lab

Subsequently, the delegation toured the company’s specialized R&D laboratory, gaining an in-depth understanding of experimental progress and testing capabilities in cutting-edge technologies such as charging module optimization, battery management system upgrades, and energy storage safety safeguards. Technical staff conducted on-site demonstrations of several key test procedures, vividly highlighting the company’s substantial expertise and investment in foundational technology development.

During the inspection, both parties engaged in an in-depth exchange on key technical challenges, product‑iteration roadmaps, and the industry’s most pressing pain points. Drawing on broader industry trends, leaders from the Highway Research Institute put forward a series of highly targeted optimization recommendations, providing authoritative guidance to propel the company’s next phase of technological breakthroughs.

The inspection team gained an in-depth understanding of KQ New Energy’s core experimental capabilities.

PART 03

Building consensus and jointly charting a new blueprint for “transport-energy integration”

During the visit, both sides engaged in a comprehensive exchange on key issues, including trends in the new‑energy sector, policy directions, the refinement of technical standards, and the deep integration of transportation and energy. Leaders from the Highway Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport expressed strong recognition of Kuqi New Energy’s industry‑leading strengths in technological expertise, manufacturing capabilities, and innovative thinking, particularly commending its tangible contributions and long‑term strategic planning in the field of new‑energy infrastructure.

Based on the principles of “complementary strengths, collaborative innovation, and win-win development,” the two parties have reached clear agreements on cooperation across multiple dimensions, including industry–university–research integration, the commercialization of scientific and technological achievements, joint R&D, co‑development of industry and national standards, and the implementation of market‑oriented projects. This marks a new phase in which Kuqi New Energy, with the support of China’s top-tier research institutions, is advancing toward higher‑level, broader‑scope collaborative development.

Deep Dialogue: Co‑Creating the Future of the “Solar‑Storage‑Charging‑Swapping” Industry

Conclusion

This visit by a leading national research institution to the front lines of enterprises not only serves as a powerful endorsement of Kooqi New Energy’s comprehensive strength, but also exemplifies the collaborative efforts between government and industry in driving high‑quality development of the new‑energy sector. As a technology company specializing in electric‑vehicle charging, energy storage, and battery‑swap systems, Kooqi New Energy will seize this opportunity to further increase R&D investment, refine its manufacturing processes, and deliver higher‑quality products and solutions that bolster the development of a sustainable transportation ecosystem. In doing so, it will help advance the “dual carbon” goals and contribute an even stronger “Kooqi force” to the cause of green mobility.