Leagend to Show Supercap Jump Starter Series at AAPEX 2026

Leagend will present its Supercap Jump Starter Series at AAPEX 2026 in Las Vegas, highlighting battery-free starting support, app-based monitoring and permanent installation for 12V and 24V vehicle applications. The company is positioning the product for distributors, workshops, fleets and automotive brands ahead of the Nov. 3–5 show.

Why it matters: - The leagend Supercap Jump Starter Series is aimed at vehicles that need added starting support without relying on a chemical backup battery. - The system is designed to reduce cranking load on the original battery and provide data that can help workshops, fleets and battery specialists assess vehicle health. - The product targets both consumer and commercial applications, including winter use and fleet maintenance.

What happened: - Leagend will showcase the Supercap Jump Starter Series at AAPEX 2026 in Las Vegas from Nov. 3–5. - The company will be at Booth V7315 on Level 2 of The Venetian Expo. - Leagend plans to meet with distributors, battery and parts businesses, service providers and automotive brands during the show.

The details: - The permanently installed system works with the vehicle’s original battery to share engine-starting loads. - The unit stores electrical energy in supercapacitors rather than an internal chemical battery. - The system can draw usable energy from the vehicle battery over time and release that energy rapidly during cranking. - Automatic control manages the system based on vehicle conditions. - The same installed system includes a manual Forced Start function for difficult starting situations. - After installation and the first charge, AI Self-Learning Mode observes battery voltage and cranking behavior during the first few starts. - The system builds a vehicle-specific baseline and uses that information to determine when to engage starting assistance. - If the vehicle battery cannot replenish the supercapacitors, an external Type-C power source provides another charging option. - Forced Start Mode allows manual discharge through the device or smart app, following the product instructions. - Drive Mode uses the supercapacitor bank as a short-duration buffer for brief voltage fluctuations and sudden electrical loads after the engine starts. - The discharge path disconnects when the engine is switched off. - The product is designed to operate from −40°C to 80°C. - Leagend says that range makes the series relevant to winter vehicle preparation and installed starting equipment in cold regions. - Through Bluetooth, the smart app provides access to battery voltage, Supercap status, device temperature, starting and discharge data, historical records and alerts for unusual conditions. - The JS200, JS300 and JS400 cover suitable 12V vehicle applications. - The JS600 addresses suitable 24V commercial vehicle applications. - Leagend was founded in 2005 and built its business around battery testing, battery monitoring and automotive electronics. - The company’s broader portfolio includes battery testers, battery monitors, smart battery chargers, OBD II diagnostic tools and thermal imaging solutions.

Between the lines: - The product pitch blends starting support with diagnostics, which could make the series more useful to service businesses than a standalone jump starter. - Permanent installation suggests the company is targeting vehicles that benefit from an always-ready assist system rather than a portable emergency device. - The app data and historical records are likely meant to help partners extend the product into service workflows, not just retail sales.

What's next: - Leagend will use AAPEX 2026 to discuss vehicle applications, winter operating requirements, product distribution, private-label programs and OEM/ODM development. - Automotive brands can discuss private-label, packaging, functions and software requirements with the company. - OEM/ODM projects will start with the intended application and target market so leagend can assess engineering and customization needs. - Interested buyers can arrange a meeting before the show by contacting marketing@leagend.com with target market, vehicle applications and area of interest.

The bottom line: - Leagend is using AAPEX 2026 to position the Supercap Jump Starter Series as both a starting-assist product and a vehicle diagnostics tool for aftermarket and OEM partners.