AI + Battery Strategy: Xinwangda’s Power Battery Technology Roadmap for the “All-Scenario” Era Unveiled Globally
2026-04-17
AI + Battery Strategy: Xinwangda’s Power Battery Technology Roadmap for the “All-Scenario” Era Unveiled Globally
On April 16, at the People’s Daily Press Conference Hall in Beijing, Xinwangda Power held its inaugural Technology Day under the theme “Every Energy Source Has a ‘Xin’ Answer,” unveiling its strategy, “AI + Batteries: Making Every Battery Smarter,” along with a comprehensive, all‑scenario technology roadmap. Hundreds of guests from government agencies, industry associations, vehicle manufacturers, and the media gathered on site to witness the Chinese power battery industry’s transformation—from “scale leadership” to “technology leadership.” Over the past decade, China’s power battery sector has undergone a remarkable shift, moving from “scale‑driven dominance” to “technology‑driven leadership.” However, as consumer demands become increasingly nuanced, competition intensifies, and policies promoting high‑quality development impose ever‑stricter standards, the traditional business model is reaching its limits.
At a pivotal juncture in the transformation process, the deep integration of AI and batteries has emerged as the core strategic direction for breaking the impasse. Based on this assessment, Wang Mingwang, founder of Xinwangda Group, articulated the three‑fold leap‑forward logic underlying the “AI + Battery” strategy, clearly outlining its core essence—from surface‑level phenomena to fundamental underlying principles:
The first leap lies in a shift in driving logic, moving from “experience‑driven” to “data‑driven,” leveraging AI algorithms to reengineer the R&D process, enabling precise computation and optimization, shortening development cycles, and enhancing product reliability. The second leap is an expansion of scenario coverage, extending from “single‑use cases” to “end‑to‑end scenarios” across multiple domains—including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, energy storage, and the low‑altitude economy—while feeding scenario‑specific data back into AI‑powered technological iteration. The third leap involves a transformation in value creation, evolving from “co‑creation of products” to “mutually beneficial ecosystem value,” fostering collaboration across the industry chain and turning innovative breakthroughs into shared industry-wide benefits. Across R&D, manufacturing, quality assurance, and product development, Xinwangda is comprehensively empowering its strategic evolution with AI, ultimately using AI to redefine the benchmark for “good batteries”: no longer merely energy storage devices, but intelligent energy entities that think, communicate, and manage themselves.

Wang Mingwang, founder of Xinwangda Group, believes: “AI is not a matter of choice—it’s a matter of survival.” This statement underscores the urgency of transformation: the convergence of artificial intelligence and battery technology has evolved from a mere “nice‑to‑have” optimization into a “battle for survival” that will shape the industry landscape over the next decade. Guided by its “AI + Battery” strategy, Xinwangda simultaneously unveiled a comprehensive product roadmap spanning all application scenarios, systematically outlining its technological roadmap across eight major domains—from HEV hybrid systems to lithium‑metal batteries and ultra‑low‑temperature sodium batteries—complemented by eight new, all‑scenario battery models. These innovations precisely address key industry challenges such as long lifespan, high specific energy, ultra‑fast charging, and enhanced safety, making the core technologies of AI + Battery both tangible and implementable.

Meanwhile, to advance the standardization of AI and battery technologies, Xinwangda has joined forces with stakeholders across the industry to launch the “AI+Battery” Smart Manufacturing Action Standards Initiative. Focusing on five core areas, the initiative elevates companies’ technical commitments to industry‑wide guidelines. The release of this initiative not only charts a clear path for the standardized development of “AI+Battery” but also fosters industry-wide consensus, encouraging coordinated efforts throughout the value chain to overcome challenges in technology implementation. By doing so, it lays a solid foundation for the high‑quality growth of the power‑battery sector and offers a replicable Chinese model for the global transition to new energy.

As Xie Rongbin, Party Secretary, Chairman, and Editor-in-Chief of the China Energy Automotive Communication Group, as well as President of the China Automotive News and Editor-in-Chief of the China Energy Daily, put it: “Xinwangda has set a new benchmark for the era of all‑scenario power batteries. This sense of responsibility and broad vision represent the very core strength needed to drive the industry’s transformation.”

Dong Yang, Chairman of the China Automotive Power Battery Industry Innovation Alliance, Chairman of the China Automotive Chip Industry Innovation Alliance, and Chairman of Dezaihou Capital, emphasized: “Power batteries are the ‘ballast’ of the nation’s energy transition. To move from ‘leading in scale’ to ‘leading in technology’—a critical juncture akin to crossing the Lou Shan Pass—top-tier companies must take the lead in achieving breakthroughs. Xinwangda’s ‘AI + Battery’ strategy is precisely a targeted response to this industry’s pressing needs.”

As a leader that has been deeply engaged in the lithium‑ion battery industry for nearly three decades, Wang Mingwang conveyed the company’s unwavering commitment to technological innovation and empowering the sector: “Xinwangda’s ‘AI + Battery’ strategy is not about chasing fleeting trends; it is the answer our generation is offering to the battery industry.” Xinwangda’s pledge—“For every form of energy, there will be a ‘Xin’ solution”—underscores the firm resolve of Chinese enterprises to master core technologies and drive the global transition to new energy. Looking ahead, leading companies like Xinwangda, guided by a comprehensive, all‑scenario technology roadmap, will collaborate with partners across the value chain to accelerate the deep integration of AI‑powered battery technologies, advance the nation’s dual‑carbon goals, and help China’s new‑energy industry ascend to the global high end, writing a new chapter for the country’s power‑battery industry.
The 2026 Beijing Auto Show is just around the corner. We cordially invite you to visit Xinwangda Power’s “Energy Home Lifestyle Pavilion” at Booth B409 in Hall B4, where you can embark on an “Energetic Journey” and experience our commitment: “We pour our heart into every battery, accompanying you through every vibrant moment of life.”
Reposted from Sina Auto
AI + Battery Strategy: Xinwangda’s Power Battery Technology Roadmap for the “All-Scenario” Era Unveiled Globally
2026-04-17
AI + Battery Strategy: Xinwangda’s Power Battery Technology Roadmap for the “All-Scenario” Era Unveiled Globally
On April 16, at the People’s Daily Press Conference Hall in Beijing, Xinwangda Power held its inaugural Technology Day under the theme “Every Energy Source Has a ‘Xin’ Answer,” unveiling its strategy, “AI + Batteries: Making Every Battery Smarter,” along with a comprehensive, all‑scenario technology roadmap. Hundreds of guests from government agencies, industry associations, vehicle manufacturers, and the media gathered on site to witness the Chinese power battery industry’s transformation—from “scale leadership” to “technology leadership.” Over the past decade, China’s power battery sector has undergone a remarkable shift, moving from “scale‑driven dominance” to “technology‑driven leadership.” However, as consumer demands become increasingly nuanced, competition intensifies, and policies promoting high‑quality development impose ever‑stricter standards, the traditional business model is reaching its limits.
At a pivotal juncture in the transformation process, the deep integration of AI and batteries has emerged as the core strategic direction for breaking the impasse. Based on this assessment, Wang Mingwang, founder of Xinwangda Group, articulated the three‑fold leap‑forward logic underlying the “AI + Battery” strategy, clearly outlining its core essence—from surface‑level phenomena to fundamental underlying principles:
The first leap lies in a shift in driving logic, moving from “experience‑driven” to “data‑driven,” leveraging AI algorithms to reengineer the R&D process, enabling precise computation and optimization, shortening development cycles, and enhancing product reliability. The second leap is an expansion of scenario coverage, extending from “single‑use cases” to “end‑to‑end scenarios” across multiple domains—including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, energy storage, and the low‑altitude economy—while feeding scenario‑specific data back into AI‑powered technological iteration. The third leap involves a transformation in value creation, evolving from “co‑creation of products” to “mutually beneficial ecosystem value,” fostering collaboration across the industry chain and turning innovative breakthroughs into shared industry-wide benefits. Across R&D, manufacturing, quality assurance, and product development, Xinwangda is comprehensively empowering its strategic evolution with AI, ultimately using AI to redefine the benchmark for “good batteries”: no longer merely energy storage devices, but intelligent energy entities that think, communicate, and manage themselves.

Wang Mingwang, founder of Xinwangda Group, believes: “AI is not a matter of choice—it’s a matter of survival.” This statement underscores the urgency of transformation: the convergence of artificial intelligence and battery technology has evolved from a mere “nice‑to‑have” optimization into a “battle for survival” that will shape the industry landscape over the next decade. Guided by its “AI + Battery” strategy, Xinwangda simultaneously unveiled a comprehensive product roadmap spanning all application scenarios, systematically outlining its technological roadmap across eight major domains—from HEV hybrid systems to lithium‑metal batteries and ultra‑low‑temperature sodium batteries—complemented by eight new, all‑scenario battery models. These innovations precisely address key industry challenges such as long lifespan, high specific energy, ultra‑fast charging, and enhanced safety, making the core technologies of AI + Battery both tangible and implementable.

Meanwhile, to advance the standardization of AI and battery technologies, Xinwangda has joined forces with stakeholders across the industry to launch the “AI+Battery” Smart Manufacturing Action Standards Initiative. Focusing on five core areas, the initiative elevates companies’ technical commitments to industry‑wide guidelines. The release of this initiative not only charts a clear path for the standardized development of “AI+Battery” but also fosters industry-wide consensus, encouraging coordinated efforts throughout the value chain to overcome challenges in technology implementation. By doing so, it lays a solid foundation for the high‑quality growth of the power‑battery sector and offers a replicable Chinese model for the global transition to new energy.

As Xie Rongbin, Party Secretary, Chairman, and Editor-in-Chief of the China Energy Automotive Communication Group, as well as President of the China Automotive News and Editor-in-Chief of the China Energy Daily, put it: “Xinwangda has set a new benchmark for the era of all‑scenario power batteries. This sense of responsibility and broad vision represent the very core strength needed to drive the industry’s transformation.”

Dong Yang, Chairman of the China Automotive Power Battery Industry Innovation Alliance, Chairman of the China Automotive Chip Industry Innovation Alliance, and Chairman of Dezaihou Capital, emphasized: “Power batteries are the ‘ballast’ of the nation’s energy transition. To move from ‘leading in scale’ to ‘leading in technology’—a critical juncture akin to crossing the Lou Shan Pass—top-tier companies must take the lead in achieving breakthroughs. Xinwangda’s ‘AI + Battery’ strategy is precisely a targeted response to this industry’s pressing needs.”

As a leader that has been deeply engaged in the lithium‑ion battery industry for nearly three decades, Wang Mingwang conveyed the company’s unwavering commitment to technological innovation and empowering the sector: “Xinwangda’s ‘AI + Battery’ strategy is not about chasing fleeting trends; it is the answer our generation is offering to the battery industry.” Xinwangda’s pledge—“For every form of energy, there will be a ‘Xin’ solution”—underscores the firm resolve of Chinese enterprises to master core technologies and drive the global transition to new energy. Looking ahead, leading companies like Xinwangda, guided by a comprehensive, all‑scenario technology roadmap, will collaborate with partners across the value chain to accelerate the deep integration of AI‑powered battery technologies, advance the nation’s dual‑carbon goals, and help China’s new‑energy industry ascend to the global high end, writing a new chapter for the country’s power‑battery industry.
The 2026 Beijing Auto Show is just around the corner. We cordially invite you to visit Xinwangda Power’s “Energy Home Lifestyle Pavilion” at Booth B409 in Hall B4, where you can embark on an “Energetic Journey” and experience our commitment: “We pour our heart into every battery, accompanying you through every vibrant moment of life.”
Reposted from Sina Auto
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