In April 2025, the 4th Abu Dhabi International Electric Vehicle Show kicked off in this future city within the desert. As one of the largest and most influential new energy industry gatherings in the Middle East, it attracted over 200 global leading enterprises in the industry, focusing on the development of the entire electric vehicle value chain. HARDHITTER appeared with the theme of "Smart Charging • Connecting the Globe," showcasing core technologies and innovative solutions.

As a typical desert city, Abu Dhabi's extreme climatic conditions such as high temperatures, strong sandstorms, and large day-night temperature differences pose strict tests to the stability and durability of charging equipment. Aiming at local environmental characteristics, full-scenario charging solutions were displayed on-site, covering diversified scenarios such as public fast charging, commercial slow charging, and special engineering vehicle charging.

Charging piles adapted to desert climates with high-temperature and dust-proof designs adopt IP55-level dustproof and waterproof designs, suitable for wide temperature ranges from -40°C to 60°C, and can operate stably in arid environments to ensure charging efficiency is not affected by extreme temperatures.

The Charging Cloud Platform independently developed by HARDHITTER, demonstrated on-site, realizes functions such as real-time monitoring of charging pile status and energy scheduling optimization through big data analysis and AI algorithms. Aiming at the characteristics of abundant sunshine and obvious nighttime low electricity consumption in the Middle East, the platform can dynamically adjust charging power, providing technical support for building an efficient and low-carbon charging network locally while ensuring user experience.

The UAE is an important hub connecting the three continents of Eurasia and Africa, not only a key node of the "Belt and Road" initiative but also a pioneer country in the Middle East's new energy transformation. According to the UAE's "2050 Net Zero Emission Strategy," it plans to increase the proportion of renewable energy power generation to 44% by 2050 and vigorously promote the popularization of electric vehicles.

The Middle East market is not only an emerging growth pole of the global electrification process but also a technical radiation center connecting Eurasia and Africa. HARDHITTER will build charging infrastructure in conjunction with local partners based on localized R&D and export technical standards and operational experience to regions such as Southeast Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe through the UAE's geographical advantages.

From the golden sand dunes of Abu Dhabi to the urban veins of all continents worldwide, HARDHITTER's exhibition journey is not only a technical display but also a vivid practice of Chinese new energy enterprises participating in global governance.

In the future, HARDHITTER will continue to take innovation as the engine, deeply cultivate the Middle East and global markets, make "Made in China" charging piles a green bond connecting the world, and inject more momentum into the global electrification process.