The implementation of USB4 v2.0 and 240W fast charging technology in the Type-C interface field.

The EU mandates a unified charging interface
The EU has passed a law requiring all consumer electronics (including smartphones, tablets, headphones, etc.) to adopt the Type-C interface by the end of 2024. Apple has confirmed that the iPhone 15 series will fully switch to Type-C, triggering a wave of adjustments in the supply chain.

The implementation of USB4 v2.0 and 240W fast charging technology.
The USB-IF Association released the USB4 2.0 standard, supporting ultra-high bandwidth up to 80 Gbps, while the Type-C PD 3.1 protocol supports up to 240 W of power supply, driving the interface upgrade for high-power devices such as gaming laptops and monitors.

Automotive Grade Type-C Demand Surges
The intelligentization of new energy vehicles drives the demand for in-vehicle Type-C interfaces, and manufacturers such as Desai West, TE Connectivity, etc. have launched high-temperature resistant and vibration-resistant automotive-grade Type-C modules.