ERAYAK Advances Hybrid Power Strategy as Ruike Facility Enters Final Acceptance Phase
PR Newswire•06/11/2026•06:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Ruike facility enters final acceptance; main-building completion expected Q1 2027
- ➤150 MWh planned annual energy-storage design capacity, not actual output
- ➤16 kW tri-fuel inverter generator approaches pilot production
- ➤Phased production rollout planned from Q4 2026 through Q4 2027
- ➤Energy-storage roadmap targets portable and home-backup power systems
Expert Statements
Lingyi Kong, Chief Executive Officer of ERAYAK
“For a family preparing for a power outage and someone living off-grid in an RV, dependable power matters in different ways,”
Lingyi Kong, Chief Executive Officer of ERAYAK
“Fuel-powered generation offers endurance, while batteries can respond quickly to changing demand. We believe bringing those strengths together can create a better experience than asking customers to rely on either technology alone.”
Lingyi Kong, Chief Executive Officer of ERAYAK
“For RV travelers, our ambition is lighter equipment that lasts longer; for households, it is backup power that kicks in without missing a beat. These are the capabilities we are working to engineer and validate, not features we are announcing as available today. Ruike's manufacturing progress, our 16 kW generator program and the energy storage roadmap are concrete steps toward that vision. We are focused on building products that are reliable, practical and ready for the markets we serve.”
ERAYAK Advances Hybrid Power Strategy as Ruike Facility Enters Final Acceptance Phase PR Newswire
16 kW tri-fuel inverter generator nears pilot production; new manufacturing capacity and battery storage roadmap support next-generation portable and home backup power systems
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