"Why do most battery swap projects take 8-12 months or even longer to be implemented?"

In the global wave of electrification, we've noticed an industry paradox: the demand side continues to surge, but the supply side is trapped in the "fragmentation trap"—operators need to connect with 12+ different suppliers, handle 30+ technical agreements, and undergo over 200 hours of system debugging. This not only consumes a lot of funds but also causes market opportunities to slip away during repeated connections.

HEXUP has restructured the logic of electrification transformation using 10 years of 3000+ scene data—not by "patching together technologies," but by "replicating proven success."

This is the very reason we launched the Global One-Stop battery Swap Solution.

We’ve integrated full-chain capabilities into plug-and-play standardized modules:

✓ Smart battery swap cabinet clusters (adaptable to extreme climates from -20°C to 55°C)

✓ 6 exclusive vehicle models for different scenes (logistics/taxis/community/mining, etc.)

✓ Independent deployment of SaaS management systems (customizable)

✓ Smart battery packs (no debugging required)

Just like "building with Lego," you can select application scenarios and operational scales (500-100,000+ terminals), and complete the solution design in 45 days.

The hidden value we create for our partners:

• Cost Reconstruction: Standardized interfaces reduce 78% of secondary development costs.
• Risk Isolation: Full-link quality assurance + localized spare parts centers.
• Profit Acceleration: Quick-fission solutions + strategies to use electricity during off-peak hours when grid prices are low.
• Continuous Evolution: OTA remote upgrades ensure technology remains relatively advanced across generations.
• In-depth Service: On-site after-sales + battery residual value plans.
• Policy Leverage: New energy subsidy application strategies + carbon credit monetization pathways.

While the industry is still debating "charging VS battery swapping," we’ve already helped customers in 17 countries build more fundamental competitive advantages—using the Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) mindset, turning energy networks into rapidly replicable profit units.