Leagend touts supercapacitor jump starter for Australian aftermarket

Leagend is highlighting its JS Series supercapacitor jump starter as a new technology option for Australian automotive businesses. The pitch centers on more than 20 years of R&D experience, permanent installation and broader aftermarket opportunities across distribution, workshops and fleet services.

Why it matters: - Leagend is positioning itself as a technology-focused supplier in Australia’s changing automotive aftermarket, where workshops, distributors and fleet operators are looking for products that add service value and stand out from commodity accessories. - The JS Series is designed to create new revenue opportunities through installation, servicing and packaged solutions, not just one-off product sales. - Leagend says the product can also help extend vehicle battery life to about 2 or 3 times.

What happened: - Leagend introduced the JS Series, a battery-free supercapacitor jump starter built for the Australian aftermarket. - The company says the product reflects more than 20 years of automotive electronics development. - Leagend is seeking Australian partners across distribution, wholesale, retail, professional installation, fleet solutions, OEM and private-label development. - The company says its official partner program is open to businesses with experience in the automotive aftermarket, vehicle market and lead-acid battery sector.

The details: - Leagend’s broader product history includes battery testing, battery monitoring, battery charging, vehicle diagnostics and thermal imaging. - The company says its engineering capabilities span electronic hardware, embedded systems, control technology, algorithms and application-oriented product design. - The JS Series uses supercapacitor energy storage instead of a conventional chemical battery. - The system combines intelligent electronic control, battery service life extension and permanent vehicle installation. - Leagend says the product handles energy management, charging, discharge control, vehicle-state recognition, protection and integration with the vehicle’s starting system. - Once installed, the system can monitor the vehicle’s electrical and starting conditions and deliver stored energy when starting assistance is needed. - Leagend says the permanent-installation design turns jump starting into an integrated vehicle accessory that stays in place and ready for use. - The company’s wider portfolio includes battery testers, low-power battery monitors, battery chargers with 8-step technology, OBD II diagnostic tools and thermal imagers. - Leagend says the JS Series is only one part of a larger automotive electronics ecosystem.

Between the lines: - The launch is as much a channel strategy as a product announcement. Leagend is framing itself as an R&D partner for businesses that want differentiated aftermarket offerings. - The messaging leans on engineering depth and product architecture, signaling that leagend wants to compete on capability rather than price alone. - The permanent-installation approach could appeal to workshops and fleet buyers because it shifts jump starting from an emergency tool to an always-available vehicle feature.

What's next: - Leagend is looking to build long-term partnerships with Australian distributors, wholesalers, retailers, workshops, auto electricians, fleet providers and accessory companies. - The company says cooperation opportunities include distribution, wholesale, retail, professional installation, fleet solutions, OEM and private-label development. - Leagend says it will continue developing automotive electronics for connected and more sophisticated vehicles.

The bottom line: - Leagend is using the JS Series to show that its value in the Australian aftermarket is not just manufacturing capacity, but the ability to turn R&D into new product categories and service models.