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China has several of the world's largest power battery makers, including CATL, BYD, CALB, and Gotion High-tech, and CnEVPost covers them intensively in its daily coverage.
  • CATL's 1st battery base in northern China goes into production

    The battery production base is being built in three phases, with the first phase of 60 GWh already in operation.

  • Gotion builds its 1st experimental all-solid-state battery production line with designed capacity of 0.2 GWh

    Gotion's Gemstone all-solid-state battery has been loaded into vehicles and tested on the road.

  • CATL launches standardized battery swap pack for heavy trucks

    CATL launched a "75#" standardized battery swap pack for heavy-duty trucks, following a similar move for passenger cars last December.

  • CATL to price HK listing at HK$263 per share, report says

    CATL's issue size adjustment option will be exercised and it will raise about HK$35.66 billion ($4.57 billion) in total.

  • CATL, Changan Mazda tie up on joint car-making

    CATL and Changan Mazda will jointly build NEVs based on CATL's CIIC skateboard chassis.

  • China EV battery installations in Apr: CATL share at 39.44%, BYD 26.35%

    BYD's share rose 1.83 percentage points in April from March, while CATL's fell 2.94 percentage points.

  • CATL vice chairman to donate $138 million worth of stock to Fudan University

    CATL vice chairman Li Ping, a Fudan University alumnus, is donating to establish a research fund.

  • CATL to raise up to $4 billion in HK listing, trading to start on May 20

    CATL plans to use about 90 percent of the proceeds for its project in Hungary.

  • CATL launches Tener Stack energy storage system with massive 9 MWh capacity

    The Tener Stack system is capable of charging around 150 EVs or powering an average home for six years.

  • BYD withdraws plans to build lithium plant in Chile as lithium prices plunge

    BYD and Tsingshan are backing out of multimillion-dollar plans to build lithium cathode plants in Chile, according to Reuters.