Aulton

Aulton is a globally leading battery-swap high technology company, providing comprehensive EV transportation solutions. Its core offerings include battery-swap services, full-life battery management, and swap station operations. Aulton pioneered the "vehicle-battery separation, quick battery-swap" model for electric commercial and passenger vehicles, developing related equipment since 2000. This innovative energy model has secured substantial support from the Chinese government, vehicle manufacturers, battery companies, and the State Grid Corporation of China, establishing Aulton as a key player in EV infrastructure.

Aulton's technology has been proven in demanding environments, notably during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, 2010 Shanghai World Expo, and 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games. These deployments showcased the robustness of their battery-swap technology under high density, large passenger flow, and extreme weather conditions. As both an equipment manufacturer and operator, Aulton ensures end-to-end service delivery. Meet Aulton's team to understand the expertise driving these advanced energy solutions. The company operates with an employee range of 500 - 1,000 individuals.

The strategic implementation of Aulton's swap stations aligns with national energy policies, such as the Chinese State Power Grid's directive prioritizing battery-swap. Furthermore, these stations function as distributed smart grid storage units, integrating clean energy sources like solar and wind power. This integration effectively combines clean energy development, smart grid technology, and EV adoption. Aulton reported revenue of $40.7M, underscoring its significant market presence and operational scale in the evolving EV energy sector.