leagend launches battery-free SuperCap jump starter series for cold-weather markets

leagend is introducing a new SuperCap Jump Starter series in Australia and Japan as winter approaches across Asia-Pacific. The lineup is designed to help distributors, workshops and fleets keep vehicles starting reliably across a −40°C to 80°C operating range.

Why it matters: - Cold-weather starting problems can disrupt vehicle availability, service schedules and fleet operations across Asia-Pacific. - leagend is positioning the SuperCap Jump Starter series as a seasonal and year-round solution for distributors, workshops, auto electricians and fleet providers. - The launch targets Australia and Japan first, two markets where temperature swings and vehicle readiness can shape aftermarket demand.

What happened: - leagend introduced the battery-free SuperCap Jump Starter series to the Asia-Pacific automotive aftermarket. - The company highlighted leagend JS300 as the winter-focused model in the lineup. - leagend JS300 is designed for an operating temperature range of −40°C to 80°C. - leagend is seeking partnerships across Australia and Japan, with broader expansion plans across Asia-Pacific.

The details: - leagend JS300 uses SuperCap energy storage and is designed for permanent vehicle installation. - The product is built as an onboard starting-assistance solution rather than a portable emergency device. - leagend says the design includes ultra-low power consumption and extra-long product life. - Forced Start Mode adds another starting-assistance option when normal starting conditions are difficult. - AI Autonomous Learning Mode is designed to learn vehicle starting behavior. - Driving Mode supports normal vehicle operation. - The Smart App provides access to vehicle and system information. - The broader SuperCap Jump Starter series includes leagend JS200 and leagend JS300 for mainstream 12V applications. - The range also includes leagend JS400 for more demanding 12V requirements and leagend JS600 for 24V trucks, buses and other larger commercial vehicles.

Between the lines: - leagend is framing starting assistance as part of planned vehicle readiness, not just emergency response. - The product mix suggests an attempt to move up the value chain from a single jump starter to a broader automotive electronics platform. - The company’s portfolio approach could help partners cross-sell battery testing, monitoring, charging and diagnostics products. - leagend’s focus on battery-free supercapacitor technology differentiates the lineup from conventional portable jump starters that rely on stored batteries.

What's next: - leagend is looking to expand distributor, importer, workshop, fleet and OEM-related relationships across the region. - The company is inviting cooperation on distribution, installation, fleet deployment and private-label opportunities. - leagend says partners interested in market opportunities or vehicle applications can contact info@leagend.com.

The bottom line: - leagend is betting that winter readiness and multi-vehicle coverage will make its battery-free SuperCap lineup more attractive to Asia-Pacific aftermarket buyers.