Autel Energy Makes the MaxiCharger DH120 With GB/T Standard Available Across Latin America
Autel Energy, a specialist in electric mobility infrastructure, has confirmed the regional availability of the MaxiCharger DH120 in its variant equipped with the GB/T connector.
This strategic move targets a niche market that has gained significant relevance in recent years due to the steady rise in imports and sales of electric vehicles from Asia.
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Autel’s Diverse Charging Ecosystem
The electric vehicle fleet in Latin America does not follow a single connection standard. While some countries predominantly use Type 1 or Type 2 connectors, the growing presence of Chinese brands has established the GB/T standard as a necessary variable in charging station planning.
Autel Energy’s decision to include this connector in its local portfolio stems from an analysis of this complex reality, where fleet heterogeneity demands that charging points be inclusive and versatile.
The company identified a clear gap in the high-power segment with GB/T terminals. This gap represented a technical barrier for shopping malls, dealerships, and fleet managers already operating Chinese-origin vehicles, who required a solution that could meet their operational needs.
Technical Specifications, Applications, and Target Audience
With a rated power of 120 kW in direct current, this unit is designed to significantly cut waiting times compared to AC chargers.
The station features two charging guns, allows simultaneous charging, and operates within an output voltage range of 200 to 1000 V, ensuring broad compatibility with various battery architectures.
In terms of connectivity and management, the device integrates 4G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet communication modules and is fully functional with the open OCPP protocol. This facilitates integration into centralized management platforms—a critical advantage for operators managing extensive charging networks.
The MaxiCharger DH120 is primarily aimed at medium- and large-scale projects. Key beneficiary sectors include automotive dealerships preparing display and test units; delivery and logistics fleet operators looking to optimize routes with short technical stops; shopping malls and public parking lots seeking to offer a premium service to visitors; and dedicated charging stations where vehicle turnover is high.
The inclusion of the GB/T connector in this model allows project developers to acquire a solution that requires no external adapters, improving both safety and energy transfer efficiency.
Active Market Listening and Corporate Action
This specific configuration is not a commercial whim—it was a formal request channeled through the distributor network and end clients interacting daily with Autel Energy Latin America.
According to the company, the regional team acted as an intermediary with Autel’s global development division, conveying specific technical demands from the Latin American market and securing priority production of this GB/T-equipped unit for immediate distribution.
Units have already arrived at logistics centers, enabling faster delivery timelines for new infrastructure projects requiring this type of coupling.
The arrival of the MaxiCharger DH120 in the GB/T version not only addresses an immediate compatibility need but also sends a clear message about Autel’s commitment to the orderly and technically sound growth of electromobility in the region.
GB/T now speaks AUTEL.
Next Stop: Latam Mobility México 2026
The Latam Mobility 2026 Tour will continue its journey across the region, with the next stop in Mexico City on October 12–13, 2026.
This event is shaping up as the year’s grand finale for the sector, bringing together public, private, academic, and civil society leaders from across Latin America to keep driving the transition toward cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable mobility.
Latam Mobility México 2026 will offer a unique platform to strengthen partnerships, explore the latest innovations, and map out joint roadmaps that accelerate transportation decarbonization across the region.
Latam Mobility thus reaffirms its commitment to being the region’s premier hub for energy transition and networking—connecting the ideas, projects, and people who are transforming the way we move.
