Optimistic about the industry trend and market size of electric-assisted vehicles (electric-assisted bicycles), Matsutek Enterprises, a major manufacturer of sweeping robots, has developed a super battery module with a lifespan of more than 10 years based on its 20 years of accumulated sweeping robot battery technology and AI artificial intelligence. Matsutek, an electric-assisted vehicle manufacturer, announced today (16th) that it will join hands with the Industrial Technology Research Institute's eTreego charging pile project, hoping to make Matsutek the Tesla of the electric-assisted vehicle industry by increasing the popularity of charging piles.

Founded in 2017, eTreego, a startup sponsored by the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), is one of Taiwan's top three charging station suppliers and the only company in the industry to offer charging stations for two-, four-, and multi-wheeled vehicles. Yan Chengxiang stated that Matsutek's collaboration with eTreego has resulted in an electric vehicle charging system that complies with eTreego's charging specifications and communication protocols. This system can be plugged in and charged anywhere in Taiwan, including at CPC gas stations and locations with eTreego charging stations, with a full charge time of less than 10 minutes. Furthermore, with the standardization of charging standards for light electric vehicles, it has become an international IEC charging standard.