Hoymiles launches 22kW V2X charger

1/ Hoymiles said on Sept. 7 it launched a 22 kW V2X DC charger designed to work with its HiOne All-in-One battery energy storage system, extending the company’s residential energy setup into EV charging. (prnewswire.com) 2/ The core fact is the charger is bidirectional. Hoymiles said the unit lets an electric vehicle act as an additional energy resource for the home, rather than only a load drawing power. (marketscreener.com) 3/ In practice, that places the EV inside the same home-energy stack as rooftop solar, stationary storage and energy management. Hoymiles’ product pages list the V2X module alongside the HiOne inverter, modular battery, gateway and monitoring platform. (hoymiles.com) 4/ The product is an add-on to HiOne, not a standalone new platform. Hoymiles launched HiOne in February 2026 as its first all-in-one residential battery energy storage system and said it combined inverter, battery and EMS functions in one package. (hoymiles.com) 5/ The number to watch is 22 kW. For a home-energy product, that is the charger’s maximum output rating, and Hoymiles is marketing it as a DC V2X unit rather than a conventional AC wallbox. (prnewswire.com) 6/ “V2X” here means vehicle-to-everything. Hoymiles and secondary coverage describe use cases including bidirectional charging, vehicle-to-home backup and vehicle-to-grid dispatch, though those functions also depend on vehicle compatibility and local grid rules. (hoymiles.com) 7/ The company’s pitch is less about a single charger than about system integration. Hoymiles said the charger “works seamlessly” with HiOne, while its product materials frame the package as a whole-home setup with backup, gateway and cloud monitoring. (prnewswire.com) 8/ That matters because residential energy vendors are increasingly selling coordinated systems instead of separate boxes. In Hoymiles’ lineup, the V2X charger becomes another controllable asset inside the same managed ecosystem. That is an inference from the way the company presents the product family. (hoymiles.com) 9/ Hoymiles describes itself as a smart-energy company with products spanning PV and storage systems, and a company brochure says it serves customers in more than 190 countries with more than 1,900 employees. (hoymiles.com) 10/ The near-term next step is commercial rollout through Hoymiles’ existing product channels. As of Sept. 8, the charger and the specific HiOne-22VD-G3 product page were already live on Hoymiles’ website alongside the broader HiOne platform pages. (hoymiles.com)