The Huawei SuperCharge Car Charger (Max 100W) is Huawei’s most powerful car charger — up to 100W from a single port, a second port for a passenger, and a 6A USB-C cable in the box. It supports Huawei SuperCharge for compatible Huawei phones, tablets and laptops, while USB Power Delivery 3.0, PPS and UFCS on the USB-C port let it fast charge iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and USB-C laptops too. The 12V–24V input means it works in cars, vans and lorries alike, and the compact 35mm × 75mm body sits neatly in the socket with a white ring light to find it at night.
Power
100W from one port
Most car chargers split their headline figure across ports, so a single phone never sees it. Here the fused USB-C/USB-A port alone can deliver up to 100W (20V 5A or 11V 6A depending on protocol), which is enough to keep a USB-C laptop charging on the move or push a compatible Huawei phone at full SuperCharge speed. When a passenger plugs in, the charger rebalances automatically — 100W + 18W, 88W + 22.5W or 66W + 30W — instead of dropping both devices to a slow default.
Compatibility
SuperCharge, PD 3.0, PPS, UFCS
The USB-C port speaks Huawei SuperCharge (SCP), standard UFCS, PD 3.0 with PPS and QC 2.0. In practice that covers Huawei phones and laptops, iPhones that fast charge over USB-C PD, Samsung Galaxy phones that need PPS for Super Fast Charging, and most USB-C laptops and tablets. The USB-A ports support SuperCharge, UFCS and QC 2.0 for older phones and accessories. Each device negotiates its own safe maximum, so you can plug in anything with a USB cable.
Everyday use
Ready to go, 12V–24V
The box includes a black 6A USB-C to USB-C cable (1m), which is required for the highest SuperCharge outputs — there is nothing extra to buy. Input is rated 12V–24V, so it suits standard car sockets as well as 24V vans, lorries and motorhomes. Built-in protection covers over-voltage, over-current, over-temperature, short-circuit and under-voltage, and the white ring indicator makes the socket easy to find in the dark.
Right choice if you…
✔ Use a Huawei phone, tablet or laptop with SuperCharge
✔ Want to charge a USB-C laptop from the car socket
✔ Often charge two devices at once on long drives
✔ Drive a van, lorry or motorhome with a 24V socket
✔ Want the cable included rather than buying one separately
Consider something else if…
✖ Your phone tops out at 66W — the Huawei 88W car charger charges it just as fast
✖ You use a Samsung phone only — the Samsung 40W car charger is a simpler fit
✖ You want a Xiaomi HyperCharge option — see the Xiaomi 100W car charger
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Huawei |
| Model | SuperCharge Car Charger (Max 100W) |
| Input | 12V–24V, 14A max |
| Port 1 (USB-C/USB-A fused) | Up to 100W · USB-C: 5V3A / 9V3A / 12V3A / 15V3A / 20V5A |
| Port 2 (USB-A) | Up to 30W · 5V3A / 9V3A / 10V3A |
| Dual-port output | 100W + 18W · 88W + 22.5W · 66W + 30W |
| Protocols | Huawei SuperCharge (SCP), UFCS, PD 3.0 / PPS, QC 2.0 |
| Cable included | 6A USB-C to USB-C, 1m, black |
| Dimensions | Ø35mm × 75mm |
| Weight | Approx. 41g |
| Colour | Black |
| Indicator | White ring light |
| Warranty | Manufacturer warranty |
In the Box
Frequently Asked Questions
Which port on the Huawei 100W car charger gives the full 100W?
The fused USB-C/USB-A port delivers up to 100W on its own. The second USB-A port is limited to 30W. With both ports in use, power is shared — for example 100W + 18W, 88W + 22.5W or 66W + 30W.
Does the Huawei 100W car charger fast charge iPhone, Samsung and laptops?
Yes, through standard USB Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS on the USB-C port (up to 20V 5A), plus UFCS and QC 2.0. Huawei SuperCharge speeds are reserved for compatible Huawei phones, tablets and laptops; other devices charge at their own PD or PPS maximum.
Do I need a special cable to get SuperCharge speeds in the car?
For the highest SuperCharge outputs, yes — a 6A-rated cable is required. A black 6A USB-C to USB-C 1m cable is included in the box, so it is ready to use out of the box.
Will the Huawei 100W car charger work in a van or lorry with a 24V socket?
Yes. Input is rated at 12V–24V, so it works in standard 12V car sockets as well as 24V sockets found in many vans, lorries and motorhomes.
What is the difference between the Huawei 88W and 100W car chargers?
The 100W model raises the single-port maximum to 100W and adds UFCS and PD 3.0/PPS on the USB-C port, while keeping a second port for a passenger. If your phone tops out at 66W, both will charge it at the same speed.
Condition
Brand New — Retail Packaging
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty
Delivery
4–5 Working Days · Fully Tracked
Also Available at maibo
Browse the full car charger range at maibo, or see the full specifications at Huawei.
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