CEO Bill Li and the European leadership team used the Munich stage to showcase a transition from a regional Chinese supplier to a global player. The company now oversees a portfolio spanning 50 countries, with annual sales topping US$250 million and a workforce of 1,300. Central to this growth is the newly operational Xi’an Mega Factory, a 220,000-square-metre facility designed to churn out 200,000 DC chargepoints and 500,000 AC units annually, alongside 2.4GWh of battery storage capacity.

Lumosenergy’s European roadmap focuses on local integration, supported by a 70-person international team and a dedicated office in Düsseldorf. The company’s product lineup now includes CE-certified hardware and high-capacity distributed charging systems up to 1.44MW. By formalizing a strategic partnership with Phoenix Contact E-Mobility, Lumosenergy aims to solidify its presence in the European ecosystem through localized technical support and regional supply chain reliability. Future development will prioritize autonomous mobile charging and robotic arms, maintaining a philosophy centered on regulatory compliance and rapid innovation.