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From Energy to Engineering: REAL ENERGY Builds Capabilities for Lightweight EVs

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From electric drive systems and energy management to electronic/electrical architecture, vehicle engineering, and manufacturing, REAL ENERGY is continuously building end-to-end capabilities for the development and delivery of light EVs, while providing engineering and manufacturing support to OEM/ODM partners.

From Energy to Engineering: REAL ENERGY Builds Capabilities for Lightweight EVs

Electrification is more than just replacing the traditional powertrain with an electric motor and battery.

For a lightweight electric vehicle, multiple engineering domains must collaborate from product definition through final manufacturing and delivery. Powertrain, energy management, electrical/electronic architecture, vehicle engineering, and manufacturing capabilities all work together to deliver the final product.

For REAL ENERGY, this is also a core direction for the company's ongoing development.

Starting with the powertrain

The electric drive system is a critical foundation for EV products.

REAL ENERGY's capabilities spanElectric Drive SystemRelated development, with continued system matching focused on motors, electrical systems, and vehicle applications.

Our existing product and technical documentation covers multiple e-drive product lines and platforms, including mid-drive motors in various specifications, as well as E/E technology platforms such as Hobbit and Titan.

For example, the official documentation lists the following specifications for the 110 mid-drive motor:

  • Rated Voltage: 48V
  • Maximum Torque: 25 N·m
  • Maximum Power: 5.5kW
  • Cooling Method: Air-cooled
  • Weight: 6.5kg

These specifications reflect the technical parameters of a specific product and do not apply to all REAL ENERGY products.

From single components to systems

An electric vehicle is more than just a collection of individual components.

The motor, battery, control system, electrical/electronic systems, and the complete vehicle must be matched to form a finished product.

Therefore, REAL ENERGY's business scope extends beyond a single component to include:

These capabilities collectively form the engineering foundation for lightweight electric vehicle product development.

E/E architecture connects different systems

As vehicles become increasingly electrified and intelligent, the importance of electronic and electrical architectures continues to grow.

REAL ENERGY'sTechnical DocumentationIncludes platform directions such as Hobbit-A, Hobbit-B, and Titan to support different product positioning and application scenarios.

Among which:

Hobbit-A emphasizes a streamlined structure and control, integrates CCU, and is typically used for off-road applications.

Hobbit-B emphasizes compatibility with standard components and cost control, targeting daily commuting use cases.

Titan emphasizes comfort and usability while supporting advanced features and IoT applications.

These platforms illustrate system architecture approaches tailored to diverse product requirements.

Specific platform configurations and applications should be based on the actual project and official technical documentation.

From Engineering Development to Full Vehicle Integration

For REAL ENERGY, engineering is about more than just building a motor or an electronic system.

Full product development also requires integration at the vehicle level.

Current official business documentation shows that the company provides comprehensive solutions for light electric vehicles, including full vehicle design, electrical architecture design, system integration, core component manufacturing, and complete vehicle assembly.

Therefore, a product project can be advanced along the following path:

Concept

→ Engineering

→ Validate

→ Manufacturing

From concept to engineering development, validation, and manufacturing.

This synergy from system to vehicle and from engineering to manufacturing represents the product capabilities REAL ENERGY aims to continuously build.

Engineering capabilities are also part of OEM/ODM capabilities.

For brand clients, what truly matters isn't just the product itself, but whether a partner can take it from concept to manufacturable and deliverable.

REAL ENERGY OrientationOEM / ODMPartner-provided scope of services covers:

  • Product Definition and Concept Development
  • Industrial Design
  • Vehicle Engineering Development
  • Electric Drive System
  • Electrical and Electronic Systems
  • Intelligent System
  • Vehicle Validation and Reliability Testing
  • Mass Production
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Global Delivery

Therefore, OEM/ODM is not just simple contract manufacturing for REAL ENERGY; it creates synergy around product development and production.

From Energy to Engineering

What REAL ENERGY emphasizes:

FROM ENERGY TO ENGINEERING

More than a brand statement—it's the roadmap for growing our business capabilities.

From:

Energy

To:

Powertrain

Next:

E/E Architecture

Next:

Vehicle Engineering

Final Connection:

Manufacturing

Every step requires engineering support.

In the future, REAL ENERGY will continue to focus on light electric vehicle (LEV) product development. We are building integrated capabilities in motor drives, energy management, electronic/electrical architecture, and whole-vehicle engineering and manufacturing to provide brand customers and partners with more comprehensive product development and manufacturing support.

Build With REAL ENERGY

From product concept to system development, engineering validation, and manufacturing delivery, REAL ENERGY aims to partner with brand customers andOEM/ODM PartnersDrive the next generation of lightweight electric vehicles together.

From Energy to Engineering.

From Engineering to Production.

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