XYDF expands EV charger lineup with portable 40kW DC model

XYDF is promoting a full EV charger portfolio spanning 7kW to 960kW alongside a weekly EV charging blog aimed at homeowners, fleet operators and commercial site planners. The company’s portable 40kW DC charger is designed for fast, plug-and-play charging where fixed infrastructure is costly or unavailable.

Why it matters: - EV charging buyers often need different hardware for homes, fleets, public sites and temporary deployments. - XYDF is positioning one product family and one content hub to address those use cases in a single offering. - The portable 40kW DC charger targets businesses that want fast charging without permanent construction or grid work.

What happened: - XYDF unveiled its EV charger lineup and EV Charging Blog as a combined product-and-education offer. - The company says its charging portfolio runs from 7kW to 960kW and covers residential, commercial, fleet, highway and industrial applications. - XYDF highlighted its portable 40kW DC charger from the EY Series as a flexible fast-charging option for commercial users. - The company said the product and blog are aimed at global customers including residential users, property managers, fleet operators and charging service providers.

The details: - The AC lineup includes the E7 Series touchscreen charger, EC7 Series IP65 home charger, E22 Series compact 22kW unit and EC22 Series 11kW/22kW charger. - XYDF says the AC chargers support major EV brands and include IP54 or IP65 protection, scheduled charging, OTA updates and dynamic load balancing. - The AC products carry CE, UKCA, ISO 9001 and RoHS certifications. - The DC fast-charging lineup spans 30kW to 960kW. - Entry-level DC options include the EG Series 40kW compact charger, the EYU Series 40kW charger with a 7-inch screen and the EEC1 Series 30kW unit with a 10.1-inch display. - Mid-to-large site options include the EC Series 80–240kW all-in-one charger and the EYN Series 60–240kW high-load charger. - Those systems support CCS2 and OCPP 1.6 connectivity. - Higher-power products include the EYU Series 320–400kW ultra-fast charger and a 480–960kW split charging system. - XYDF says it operates a 40,000㎡ production base with in-house SMT mainboard R&D and offers OEM and ODM customization. - The company cites projects for Chery, CRRC and the Nanjing Traffic Police Detachment. - The EV Charging Blog publishes weekly content on home installation, commercial operations, fleet management and technical standards. - Blog topics include home charger installation guides, 3-phase charger installation, EV charger cost breakdowns, commercial charging business planning, fleet charging project planning and interoperability guides. - XYDF says the blog is intended to help readers evaluate demand, electrical capacity, charger selection, ROI and network design. - The portable 40kW DC charger uses a wheeled enclosure with castors and brakes and plugs into a compatible 3-phase 400V socket. - XYDF says installation requires no permits, trenching or concrete foundations. - The charger is available in 20kW and 40kW configurable models. - The 40kW model can charge a typical 60kWh EV from 20% to 80% in 30 to 45 minutes. - XYDF says that equals about 200 to 240km of range per hour and a 3x to 6x speed gain over portable Level 2 AC chargers. - The unit supports 200V to 750V DC output and comes standard with CCS2, with CCS1, CHAdeMO and GB/T available as options. - Smart features include a 4.3-inch HD anti-glare LCD touchscreen, RFID card activation, app activation and OCPP 1.6J support. - Connectivity options include LAN, Wi-Fi and optional GPRS. - The charger integrates with third-party CSMS platforms for remote monitoring, billing, fault reporting and over-the-air updates. - The unit carries IP54 protection, forced-air cooling and an operating range of -30°C to 50°C. - Safety features include short circuit protection, over- and under-voltage protection, overheat protection, surge protection, insulation monitoring, reverse battery connection protection and emergency stop functionality. - The charger complies with IEC 61851, IEC 62196, DIN 70121 and ISO 15118 standards.

Between the lines: - XYDF is using education content to support hardware sales and to frame the company as a technical partner, not just a manufacturer. - The portable charger reflects a market need for temporary or mobile fast charging in places where fixed infrastructure is too slow or expensive to deploy. - The emphasis on OCPP, multiple connector types and CSMS integration points to a strategy focused on interoperability and fleet management.

What's next: - XYDF is directing buyers to its website for the full product lineup, blog guides and customized quotes. - The company is also promoting direct contact with its global sales team for project-specific inquiries. - The Facebook, YouTube, X and WhatsApp links in the release provide additional channels for product updates and outreach.