Huawei Digital Power FusionCharge: Product Line and Global Rollout Milestones
| Date / Milestone | Market / Product | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 2021-06. Huawei Digital Power subsidiary formed | Corporate | Hou Jinlong appointed President; broad smart-energy mandate covering EV charging + data-center power + telecom site power + solar + storage |
| 2023. FusionCharge product line launches | China launch | DS720 liquid-cooled power unit (720 kW max) + dispenser (600 kW peak, 1C-5C support); positions as Huawei's premium-tier liquid-cooled fast charging |
| 2024. 50,000+ chargers across China | China scale-up | Deployed across 200+ cities + 31 provinces; covers 50+ highways including G318 Sichuan-Tibet; rapid Sinopec + State Grid + CSG partnership-driven rollout |
| 2025-Q2. Power2Drive Europe 2025 showcase | Europe (Munich expo) | Showcases FusionCharge ecosystem at the leading European charging-industry expo; expands EU partner network; sets up Madrid demonstration site |
| 2025-Q3. International product lineup expansion | Global product | FusionCharge 360 / 180 kW mid-power lines released for European + ASEAN urban-corridor deployment (smaller than DS720 flagship) |
| 2025-10. Madrid Spain showcase site | Europe pilot (Madrid) | Opens FusionCharge demonstration site delivering 400+ kW from a 70 kVA weak grid via integrated battery storage; positioned as European OEM-pilot site |
| 2025-11. Thailand pilot (Cornerstone + Spark EV) | ASEAN (Thailand) | Partners with Cornerstone Technologies + Spark EV to deploy 10 pilot ultra-fast stations across Bangkok + Pattaya + Chiang Mai |
| 2025. Nepal first liquid-cooled site | South Asia (Nepal) | Nepal's first liquid-cooled supercharging EV station goes live; 9 stations planned by end-2025; positions Huawei as the early infrastructure-provider in nascent Nepali EV market |
| Partnerships. China + international | Multi-region | China: Sinopec (Easy Joy integrated energy sites), State Grid + CSG (grid-integrated charging), BYD (OEM-compatibility). International: Cornerstone (Thailand), Sino Group (Hong Kong) |
| Editorial. Why Huawei matters in charging | Strategic context | Huawei is the only large-scale charging-hardware competitor that has built complete vertical-integration: power semiconductor (CHIPS-restricted but Huawei makes own), power module (in-house), liquid cooling (in-house), software (HarmonyOS + Cloud), and cross-product synergy (data-center power + telecom site power share hardware + software platforms with FusionCharge). The platform breadth gives Huawei sustained R&D + cost advantages no charging pure-play can match |
Updated at 2025-Q4
