Guoguang Shunneng

Guoguang Shunneng (国广顺能) is a Shanghai-based mobile energy startup founded in February 2022 by Deng Xiaoguang, a veteran of Siemens VDO, SAIC Motor's new energy division, Neta Auto, and Qingtao Solid-State Battery, who also helped draft China's current national charging standards . The company coined the term MPS (Mobility Power Supply) to describe its autonomous, unmanned mobile charging units that bring power to electric vehicles rather than forcing drivers to find fixed charging piles—an approach Deng argues avoids the massive grid expansion costs and poor user experience of conventional infrastructure .

In July 2022, Guoguang Shunneng raised an eight-figure RMB angel round jointly led by Linear Capital and HongShan (then Sequoia China Seed Fund), with Linear founder Harry Wang citing the team's rare combination of vehicle manufacturing, battery expertise, and entrepreneurial commitment . The company operates the DHForce (黑马原力) product brand and builds its technology on an in-house platform called RxTech, covering autonomous driving, battery management, and cloud-based grid coordination . As of mid-2022, its MPS products were still in prototype development, with pilot deployments expected by year-end .