16/07/2026
50°C in the shade. The chargers keep running.
This is inside Autel's environmental testing lab — where every MaxiCharger is pushed into the conditions our region actually delivers: extreme heat, high humidity, sustained load. Not a simulation to pass a certificate. A replication of a Gulf summer, run until the hardware proves it holds.
Every MaxiCharger is rated to operate from -35°C to +55°C — one specification covering a scorching desert afternoon and a freezing mountain winter, verified before it ships.
For infrastructure operators, the question isn't whether a charger works on the day it's installed. It's whether it's still charging, hour after hour, in August — at midday, in a Gulf summer that runs May to the end of September, when inland highs climb past 50°C. That's an engineering problem, and we treat it as one: active thermal management, humidity and condensation control, and validation against real regional deployment data — not lab numbers alone.
The evidence sits outside the lab too. In M***a's independent global ranking of DC chargers, the MaxiCharger DC Fast holds the highest uptime score in the entire top ten — 98.17%. Uptime is the number that matters most to anyone running a network, and it isn't a marketing claim. It's the outcome of design decisions like the ones in this video.
Reliability in this climate isn't something we say. It's something we test — before the product ever reaches your site.
For a conversation about what that means for your network: [email protected]
