Recently, MIYAJI's integrated smart lithium battery swapping cabinet and fast-charging pile solution has been deployed on a large scale in multiple regions of Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, covering core markets in more than ten countries including Kenya, Vietnam, and the UAE. Leveraging precise regional adaptation and end-to-end services, the solution addresses pain points such as difficulties in adapting to local energy infrastructure and low efficiency, providing a replicable path for the electrification transformation of emerging markets and demonstrating the strength of China's new energy technology in overseas markets.

With the advancement of global "dual-carbon" goals and the "oil-to-electricity" wave in emerging markets, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East have become core growth poles for energy infrastructure. Data shows that emerging markets will contribute more than 20% of the global demand for new charging piles in the next five years, with Chinese companies holding over 40% market share in Southeast Asia and Africa. MIYAJI is seizing this opportunity, rapidly deploying its customized solutions in overseas markets.

Regional Customization Breaks the Bottleneck, Adapting to Diverse Needs

African Market: Photovoltaic-Storage Integration Overcomes Infrastructure Bottlenecks

Addressing the challenges of less than 50% grid coverage and frequent high-temperature sandstorms in Africa, MIYAJI's off-grid "photovoltaic + energy storage" solution enables 24-hour continuous operation during power outages, reducing power generation costs by 70% compared to diesel. The equipment features IP67 protection, coupled with a heat dissipation and sand filtration system, achieving 99% stability in 45℃ environments. A battery thermal management system mitigates range degradation.

The solution is compatible with multiple battery sizes, offering over 60 daily services per cabinet with a 30-second ultra-fast battery swap, and providing 200 kilometers of range with a 15-minute 60kW fast charge. MIYAJI also assists with subsidy applications and SONCAP certification, and its overseas warehouses provide 48-hour local emergency response.

Southeast Asian Market: Flexible Deployment Aligns with the "Oil-to-Electric" Wave

Leveraging Southeast Asia's motorcycle ownership exceeding 70% and favorable policies, MIYAJI enters the market with a "battery swapping as the primary method, fast charging as a supplementary method" approach. The equipment features an upgraded IP65+ waterproof and moisture-proof structure, has passed over 500 hours of salt spray testing, and its miniaturized design allows for distributed deployment.

In Vietnam, the 10-second battery swapping feature has gained recognition, with a single unit generating approximately 2800 RMB in monthly revenue and a payback period of only 2 years. The intelligent platform supports multiple languages and local payments, remotely resolves 80% of minor faults, and reduces maintenance costs by 40%, perfectly meeting the needs of high-frequency, short-distance transportation.

Middle East Market: High-End Adaptation to Regional Characteristics

Targeting the Middle East's high temperatures (50℃+), dust storms, and upscale communities, MIYAJI utilizes liquid cooling and a fully enclosed dustproof design, achieving over 99.8% equipment stability. The fast-charging module boasts a 98.5% conversion efficiency, is compatible with multiple power outputs, and meets the needs of passenger cars and logistics vehicles.

The solution supports APP scanning and scheduled charging, provides localized training and maintenance services, and integrates with a cloud platform for refined operations, adapting to high-end scenarios.

Full-Chain Empowerment, Solidifying the Foundation for Implementation

MIYAJI supports its overseas expansion with a closed-loop system of "hardware + intelligent system + full-process service." Hardware is modular and customizable, software enables comprehensive control, and AI algorithms reduce the incident rate by 90%.

The service covers the entire process from site selection, logistics, and debugging, assists with compliance certification, provides SaaS systems and training, and establishes an after-sales network to ensure stable operation.

Currently, the solution has matured in Rwanda, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia. In the future, MIYAJI will deepen its overseas expansion, using technology and localized operations to help emerging markets build a green energy replenishment ecosystem.