leagend pitches SuperCap jump starter at Automotive Parts Expo 2026

leagend will use Automotive Parts Expo 2026 in Poland to market its battery-free SuperCap jump starter and wider automotive product lineup to distributors, workshops and fleet service providers. The company is positioning the technology as a new aftermarket category for cold-weather, high-demand vehicle environments.

Why it matters: - leagend is trying to turn jump starters from emergency-only accessories into permanently installed vehicle support systems. - The company says the shift could open new revenue opportunities for aftermarket distributors, wholesalers, workshops and fleet service providers. - The pitch lands as vehicle electrical systems grow more complex and demand rises for more reliable maintenance tools.

What happened: - leagend is showcasing its SuperCap Jump Starter technology and broader automotive portfolio at AUTOMOTIVE PARTS EXPO 2026 in Poland. - The event runs Oct. 9-11, 2026, at PTAK Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, near Warsaw. - leagend will exhibit in Hall C, booth D42b. - The company is inviting industry professionals to discuss business cooperation at the show.

The details: - leagend says the SuperCap Jump Starter Series uses battery-free supercapacitor technology. - The system is designed to stay connected to the vehicle and remain ready for use. - The product combines starting assistance, intelligent monitoring, battery-support functions and smart vehicle data management. - leagend says the architecture allows rapid energy capture and delivery while reducing maintenance needs. - The SuperCap Jump Starter Series is engineered to operate from -40°C to 80°C. - The product is aimed at cold-climate markets, fleet vehicles, outdoor vehicles, commercial applications and professional automotive services. - leagend says its Self-Learning Mode analyzes starting characteristics and adapts operation based on usage conditions. - Drive Mode is designed to manage the system during driving, integrating the jump starter into the vehicle’s electrical environment. - Selected models support smart app connectivity for access to battery status, starting performance data, device operating information, historical records and control features. - leagend says the connected data can help workshops and fleet operators improve maintenance management and customer service. - The company will also show battery testers, battery monitors, battery chargers, OBD II diagnostic tools and Super Batteries. - leagend says those products form a complete automotive technology ecosystem spanning starting, battery testing, battery monitoring, charging, diagnostics and energy solutions.

Between the lines: - The product strategy targets a market moving toward smarter vehicle energy management, not just emergency roadside tools. - leagend is framing its SuperCap platform as a differentiated category rather than a simple replacement for lithium jump starters. - The broad portfolio suggests the company wants to sell into multiple workshop and fleet workflows, not only battery-related use cases. - The emphasis on cold-weather performance and connected data points to higher-value applications where uptime matters.

What's next: - leagend is using the Expo appearance to win partnerships with automotive distributors, importers, wholesalers, retailers, workshop networks and fleet solution providers. - The company says it wants to help partners capture new opportunities in the evolving automotive aftermarket. - Interested buyers can contact info@leagend.com, royluo@leagend.com or Ariesyuan@leagend.com for business inquiries.