San Francisco – September 22, 2026 -- GOOLOO has launched the A9 Ultra, a portable emergency power system that combines jump starting, tire inflation, fast charging and lighting into a single $199.99 device, with a $10 discount available via promo code A9RED10 at checkout.
The unit is sold through GOOLOO's official website and is aimed at drivers of everyday cars, trucks, RVs and off-road vehicles who want fewer separate tools to carry during breakdowns.
The device can jump-start engines up to 12.0 liters
Built on GOOLOO's JUMPCORE® system, the A9 Ultra delivers up to 6000A of peak current and is designed to start a wide range of 12V vehicles, including gasoline and diesel engines up to 12.0L. A dedicated BOOST mode adds extra support for batteries that are deeply discharged.
A 160 PSI inflator stops automatically at a set pressure
The built-in tire inflator reaches 160 PSI and includes smart preset modes with automatic shutoff, letting drivers set a target pressure and walk away while it fills. GOOLOO says pairing this with jump-starting in one tool can cut down on the amount of emergency gear drivers need to carry, particularly for towing or off-road trips.
The power bank recharges devices — and itself — via 100W USB-C
A 27,000mAh (99.9Wh) power bank inside the unit supports 100W bidirectional USB-C charging for phones, laptops, tablets and cameras. The same 100W input can recharge the A9 Ultra itself in roughly 1.5 hours. A 400-lumen LED light with an SOS mode is included for nighttime repairs or roadside signaling.
The device is backed by protections against electrical faults
GOOLOO's SUPERSAFE® system is designed to guard against reverse polarity, short circuits, overcurrent, overvoltage and overheating during use.
The A9 Ultra will appear at Glen Helen Raceway in October
The launch continues GOOLOO's 2026 partnership with AMSOIL Championship Off-Road and Ryan Beat Motorsports. The A9 Ultra is scheduled to appear trackside at Glen Helen Raceway on October 2–3, giving racers and crews a chance to see the device used in race-weekend conditions.
Ryan Beat, of Ryan Beat Motorsports, said the tool has become something his team relies on throughout race weekends, given the unpredictability of managing multiple vehicles on-site.