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Hoymiles launches a 22 kW V2X DC charger that integrates with its HiOne All‑in‑One home battery system to extend residential energy ecosystems to electric mobility

Executive summary: Hoymiles announced the release of a 22 kW bidirectional V2X DC charger designed to work with its HiOne All‑in‑One BESS, adding EV charging capability to its home energy ecosystem. The charger enables homeowners to store solar energy, discharge it to the grid or vehicle, and charge EVs directly from residential storage, potentially increasing self‑consumption and reducing reliance on external power.

Who is involved: Hoymiles (manufacturer), HiOne All‑in‑One BESS system, residential consumers, and potentially EV owners.

Likely next: The company will begin distribution and sales of the charger in selected European markets later in 2026, with potential expansion to other regions.

Hoymiles announced a new bidirectional V2X DC charger rated at 22 kW that works seamlessly with its HiOne All‑in‑One BESS, allowing homeowners to store solar energy, discharge it to the grid or an electric vehicle, and charge EVs directly from residential storage. The launch expands the company’s home energy portfolio by adding EV mobility capabilities, positioning Hoymiles at the intersection of residential energy storage and electric transportation. The announcement was issued simultaneously in Polish, Spanish, Slovak and Czech language wires, indicating a coordinated European rollout.

What's next — scenarios

Ecosystem Lock-in (Base Case) (55%)

Hoymiles secures higher customer lifetime value by converting single-component solar buyers into integrated energy ecosystem users.

Market Fragmentation (Downside) (30%)

Standardization battles between different V2X protocols could render the 22kW proprietary integration a niche, low-margin hardware play.

Grid Services Monetization (Upside) (15%)

Hoymiles evolves from a hardware vendor to a distributed energy resource (DER) aggregator, unlocking recurring service revenue.

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