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Anker Innovations used this week’s All Energy Australia 2025 event in Melbourne to showcase its latest lineup of smart energy and connected living solutions, aiming to strengthen its presence in the local market.
The company, which has operated globally since 2011, presented a portfolio spanning storage, charging, and home security. Executives said the brand is focused on delivering solutions that suit Australian households while aligning with international energy standards.
“Anker’s goal is to make energy and smart living more reliable and more accessible,” an Anker spokesperson said. “Australia is an important market for us, and we are working closely with local partners to ensure our solutions fit both household needs and climate demands.”
Energy And Storage Solutions
On display was the Anker SOLIX energy ecosystem, which ranges from entry-level kits to professional-grade storage. The company’s flagship SOLIX X1 Energy Storage System was positioned as a hybrid and AC-coupled platform. It is VPP-ready for integration with virtual power plants and will soon include whole-home backup support.
The system was paired with Anker’s new V1 Smart EV Charger, creating what the company described as a complete solar-storage-charging loop for households.
Portable energy products also drew attention. The SOLIX C1000 Gen 2, recognised by Guinness World Records as the fastest-recharging 1kWh portable station, can reach full charge in 49 minutes. The SOLIX C2000 Gen 2 was pitched as an efficient home backup option, while the larger F3000 model was designed for extended off-grid use.
These devices can be paired with accessories such as the EverFrost 2 electric cooler and the PS400 bifacial solar panel, reflecting a focus on both home resilience and outdoor lifestyles.
Charging And Smart Living
Alongside storage, Anker highlighted its charging products. The Anker Prime series emphasised power management and device safety, while the smaller Anker Nano range targeted consumers seeking compact charging across multiple devices.
Security was addressed through eufy’s ExpertSecure System, which combines Ai-driven monitoring with continuous operation. Company representatives said the integration of energy, charging and security illustrates how Anker is building a connected household ecosystem.
Partnerships And Local Commitment
Anker also pointed to partnerships with Amber, Origin Energy, and Harvey Norman as part of its strategy to expand in Australia.
“These collaborations are about embedding ourselves in the local energy market while keeping sustainability front of mind,” the spokesperson said. “We believe our mix of global expertise and local engagement can make a real difference for Australian households.”
The company framed its presence at All Energy as a commitment to long-term growth in the region, supported by both retail distribution and energy partnerships.
More information can be found at at Anker’s website.
Last Updated on October 30, 2025 by Nick Ross
