Worksport Ltd. Boosts Solar Cover Compatibility with MPPT Tech Development

Market Potential and Strategic Partnerships

The market potential for Worksport's patented SOLIS Cover is expected to be substantial. The global market for solar-integrated accessories is rapidly growing, driven by increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions. The Worksport SOLIS Cover, with an Alpha release planned for summer of this year, is designed to revolutionize the market. With potential OEM integrations, such as that anticipated in Worksport's Collaboration with Hyundai, the SOLIS Cover could add up to approximately 10 miles of range per day to some electric vehicles, presenting a significant value proposition for EV owners. 

With over 60 million pick-up trucks on the road in the USA and an estimated 7.77 million tonneau covers sold annually, Worksport believes the market potential for its SOLIS Solar Cover may grow to 9-figures within 24-36 months. Worksport is thrilled to develop MPPT technology that not only enhances compatibility with the Worksport COR Portable Battery Generator system but also extends to most other battery systems, including existing mobile battery generators and static battery banks - increasing the SOLIS Cover's desirability, compatibility, and versatility.

Solar Charger (MPPT) Technology

The solar charger is a vital component that bridges the Worksport SOLIS and COR systems, optimizing power output by continuously seeking the maximum power point from solar panels. This solar charger now charges batteries from 12V to 48V and power stations up to 60V, thus enabling compatibility with a wide range of power storage products. The Worksport MPPT can also accept up to 150V of solar power input, making it among the most versatile MPPT systems available. Later this year, the solar charger is expected to feature a patented topology based on Gallium Nitride power switches, which would allow the charger to reach close to 98% efficiency - representing a significant breakthrough within the solar charger market.

Featuring 1000W power input, Bluetooth® connectivity, CAN Bus integration, and a mobile app, the upgraded MPPT enhances the usability of both Worksport and third-party products, thereby improving the utility and market potential of the Company's first-to-market, patented SOLIS Solar Cover. 

USA Production Hub for the SOLIS Cover

Worksport's state-of-the-art facility in West Seneca, New York, is set to be the production hub for the SOLIS Cover. Currently home to our Made-in-America AL3 Tonneau cover line, this facility, with its robust production capacity, is well-equipped to meet the anticipated demand for the SOLIS Cover and other innovative products in Worksport's pipeline. It was recently awarded a Grant from the State of New York for up to $2.8MM.

CEO & CTO Statements:

"The development of our MPPT technology marks a significant milestone for Worksport," said Steven Rossi, CEO of Worksport. "By expanding compatibility with a wider range of batteries and power stations, we are positioning the SOLIS and COR systems for broader market adoption. We are excited about the potential these products hold and look forward to their impact on the market. We plan to present to the world some of our most exciting product innovations to-date once we've launched our highly anticipated SOLIS in the very near future."

"Our MPPT device is engineered to work with the COR system or independently, charging Worksport products or those from other manufacturers," said Dr. Oliveira. "The broader COR ecosystem has aggressive technical goals, where the COR battery, hub, and MPPT are just the beginning. We aim for state-of-the-art power electronics, battery technology and safety, smart architecture, and innovative designs and applications."

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