Shijiazhuang Mingshuo Electric Power Technology Co., Ltd.
International partners visit the MSDI plant to explore electric vehicle charging solutions and future collaboration.
In March 2026, international partners visited MSDL Technology for a factory tour and business discussions. Mr. Yang, General Manager of MSDL, warmly welcomed the guests and engaged in an in-depth dialogue on electric vehicle charging solutions, product development, and future collaboration opportunities. During the visit, our international partners toured the production workshop, gaining firsthand insight into our manufacturing capabilities, quality‑control processes, and state‑of‑the‑art EV charging equipment. Through live product demonstrations and technical exchanges, the visitors developed a deeper understanding of MSDL’s professional expertise in the EV charging industry. The meeting provided an excellent opportunity for both sides to share ideas and explore potential avenues of cooperation in the global EV charging market. MSDL remains committed to delivering reliable, efficient, and intelligent charging solutions to customers worldwide. In addition to the business discussions, we also shared a delightful dinner, fostering mutual understanding and strengthening the bond between our international partners and our team. As global demand for new‑energy infrastructure continues to grow, MSDL will remain focused on innovation, quality, and international collaboration, working alongside partners around the world to build a greener future. We welcome global partners to visit MSDL and explore new opportunities for cooperation.
During this visit, partners from 12 regional markets across Europe, Southeast Asia, and North America presented targeted demands based on local market trends, including dedicated fast-charging stations for commercial parking lots, smart, network‑connected charging solutions for residential communities, and localized after-sales technical support for cross‑border operations. Many visitors noted they were particularly impressed by MSDL’s rigorous 72‑hour aging test for each finished charging product, as well as its flexible ability to adapt product designs to meet diverse national certification standards, such as CE, UL, and RoHS. By the end of the visit, both sides had reached preliminary cooperation intentions on two major projects: a regional distribution agreement for 10,000 Level‑2 AC chargers targeting Europe’s growing home‑EV market, and a joint R&D plan for 180‑kW ultra‑fast DC charging stations designed to withstand the high‑temperature, high‑humidity operating environments of Southeast Asia. Unlike traditional transactions limited to one‑off product deals, this in‑depth face‑to‑face dialogue laid a solid foundation for long‑term, deep collaboration integrating product development, market expansion, and localized after‑sales services. MSDL’s international business team affirmed that the company will continue opening its R&D and manufacturing base to more global partners, transforming its advanced manufacturing and technological capabilities into mutually beneficial growth for all stakeholders in the rapidly expanding global EV industry.






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