ENERGEE, a subsidiary of Geely Holding Group, made its Australian debut at All Energy Australia 2026, showcasing its two core product lines: automotive batteries and energy storage batteries.

The company exhibited at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 28–29 October 2026, presenting its Golden Brick Battery and Matchless Battery technologies to Australian businesses. The exhibition provided ENERGEE with an opportunity to engage with vehicle manufacturers, fleet operators and energy storage developers as Australia continues to invest in electrification and renewable energy.

ZEEKR 7X Demonstrates Golden Brick Battery Technology

According to company specifications, the Australian-market ZEEKR 7X 75 kWh RWD is equipped with a 75 kWh Golden Brick Battery featuring an 800 V high-voltage battery system and a maximum charging power of 450 kW. Under specified conditions, the vehicle can add 190 km of cruising range in five minutes and 330 km in 10 minutes. Official Australian specifications also indicate that the 75 kWh RWD version can charge from 10% to 80% in approximately 10.5 minutes under specified conditions.

Although the ZEEKR 7X provides a familiar example of the technology in use, ENERGEE's mobility portfolio extends well beyond a single vehicle. Its Golden Brick Battery range supports applications across plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), super hybrids, conventional hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), light commercial vehicles and heavy trucks. Beyond the ZEEKR 7X, selected Geely and smart models in other markets also feature Golden Brick Battery technology.

Expanding Battery Applications into Energy Storage

Beyond automotive applications, ENERGEE is applying its battery expertise to the energy storage sector. Its Matchless Battery portfolio includes lithium iron phosphate (LFP) prismatic cells designed for residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale energy storage projects.

The range features flagship 100 Ah and 314 Ah cells covering these energy storage applications, with an emphasis on whole-of-life cost efficiency. According to ENERGEE, the cells have passed overcharge testing at five times their rated voltage and full nail penetration tests without fire or explosion, demonstrating what the company describes as industry-leading safety performance.

ENERGEE also provides a self-developed battery management system (BMS) platform. According to the company, the system performs hundreds of battery-state scans per second and supports millisecond-level safety responses. Its technical specifications also reference ASIL D functional-safety capabilities.

Together, these technologies provide ENERGEE with multiple potential opportunities to work with Australian industries across mobility and energy storage.

ENERGEE Introduces Its Battery Capabilities to Australia

Headquartered in Quzhou, Zhejiang, ENERGEE is a first-tier subsidiary of Geely Holding Group, with 10 intelligent manufacturing bases and 3 R&D institutes across China. Its Golden Brick Battery portfolio serves passenger and commercial vehicle applications, including battery-swapping systems, while Matchless Battery focuses on stationary energy storage.

At All Energy Australia 2026, ENERGEE presented its capabilities in battery technology for both mobility and energy storage and, according to the company, received positive feedback from industry participants. For potential Australian partners, the exhibition provided an opportunity to explore the company's expertise in battery cell development, battery management and energy storage applications.

The Melbourne exhibition marks an important step in introducing ENERGEE's technologies to Australia's expanding clean-energy sector.

More information about ENERGEE and its products is available at https://energee.geely.com/.