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MaxiCharger AC Elite G2 EV charger wins design award

By Michelle Froese | March 15, 2024

The AC Elite G2 series by Autel Energy has been recognized by the 2024 iF Design Award for best automotive product design. The AC Elite G2 was designed to provide fast and efficient charging capabilities for a wide range of electric vehicle (EV) brands.

With a charging power of up to 19.2kW (80A), it surpasses the charging power of most household chargers at 11kW (50A). Its powerful performance allows it to be used in various settings, such as public commercial parking areas, residential areas, hospitals, and service areas.

The AC Elite G2 was designed to allow for customization through the replacement of the cover, providing customers with diverse design options. Additionally, the clever structural design enables users to install it easily and efficiently.

“With unmatched reliability, streamlined installation, and simplified interface, the AC Elite G2 is positioned to revolutionize the EV charging landscape,” said Shane Long, CTO of Autel Energy. “It’s engineered with the latest intelligent vehicle technology, wireless networking, and AI-driven optimization features, guaranteed to free up your capacity.”

The Autel MaxiCharger AC Elite G2 Home and Business models are currently available for pre-order, with a delivery date of May of this year.

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