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SINEXCEL, Phoenix Contact Sign Global Strategic Partnership Agreement
May 23, 2025 | PRNewswireEstimated reading time: 1 minute
SINEXCEL has officially signed a global strategic partnership agreement with Phoenix Contact at the PHIIDF (Phoenix Contact Innovation and Industry Development Forum) in Shenzhen.
Under this agreement, SINEXCEL and Phoenix Contact will collaborate extensively in the electric vehicle (EV) sector, leveraging each company's expertise to drive innovation. SINEXCEL's advanced power electronics and cutting-edge EV charging technologies will be enhanced by Phoenix Contact's reliable and high-performance connector solutions. The partnership aims to deliver faster, safer, and more efficient charging experiences for electric vehicles.
During the PHIIDF event, Kevy Zhao, vice president of SINEXCEL, and Yi Zhang, senior vice president of Phoenix Contact China, signed the agreement on behalf of their respective companies. The ceremony was attended by senior executives from both organizations, including SINEXCEL's CEO Raymond Fang and Jiandang Gu, President of Phoenix Contact China.
In early May, at Power2Drive Europe, SINEXCEL and Phoenix Contact jointly unveiled the MCS (Megawatt Charging System) solution, a charging system capable of delivering up to 1500A and 1280kW. This groundbreaking solution sets new standards for efficiency, reliability, and performance, advancing the electrification of heavy-duty trucks. Building on this collaboration, the signing of the global strategic partnership agreement further deepens the relationship between the two companies.
This strategic partnership between SINEXCEL and Phoenix Contact underscores their mutual commitment to expanding their international presence and strengthening long-term cooperation. It demonstrates their strong connection in the global EV charging market and further solidifies their joint efforts to advance sustainable mobility solutions worldwide.
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