Technological innovations in 2025 are reshaping the way electric drills are used, with three core upgrades enabling "precise adaptation". The widespread adoption of brushless motors marks a fundamental revolution — compared to traditional brushed motors, their energy efficiency is increased by 35%, service life is doubled, and operating noise is reduced from 85 decibels to below 58 decibels. Combined with high-density lithium battery technology, the battery life of mainstream models has exceeded 60 minutes, completely eliminating the hassle of "being tangled in wires and frequent recharging".

Intelligence has transformed electric drills from "mechanical tools" into "intelligent assistants". The intelligent electric drill launched by WORX is equipped with a pressure sensing system, which can automatically adjust torque according to the material, with an error rate controlled within ±1.5%. Even novice users can avoid the embarrassment of "drilling through the wall" when making holes. More groundbreaking is the application of IoT (Internet of Things) technology: some high-end models can connect to mobile phones via Bluetooth to display real-time remaining power, fault self-diagnosis information, and even record drilling depth data, providing precise operation basis for industrial users. The shipment volume of such intelligent products surged by 78% year-on-year in 2024.

Lightweight and modular design also directly address users' pain points. Targeting the female DIY group, Dongcheng has launched a cordless electric drill weighing only 700g. With its ergonomic grip design, it allows one-handed holding without fatigue. For industrial-grade products, the "one machine with multiple heads" solution is popular, enabling quick switching between drilling, grinding, and polishing functions to adapt to diverse scenarios such as new energy vehicle battery assembly and consumer electronics precision processing.