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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.
  • Farasis unveils battery tech that supports 6C ultra-fast charging

    Farasis said its 6C ultra-fast charging technology allows LFP batteries to charge from 10 percent to 80 percent in 8.55 minutes.

  • Global EV battery market share in Jan 2025: CATL 38.9%, BYD 16.9%

    CATL and BYD's combined EV battery installations in January amounted to 35.9 GWh, accounting for 55.8 percent of the global total of 64.3 GWh.

  • CATL, Baidu tie up for collaboration including jointly making autonomous cars

    CATL and Baidu will explore the use of CATL's batteries, battery swap products and services, and skateboard chassis in driverless vehicles.

  • China's lithium industry gets long overdue relief as order intake and prices recover

    There have been frequent cases of LFP producers receiving large orders, and some of the big players are raising prices.

  • Voyah kicks off research on its 3rd-gen solid state battery tech

    Voyah's third-generation solid-state batteries will maintain the energy density of 300 Wh/kg, but increase the charging multiplier to 3 to 5 C.

  • CALB breaks ground on battery plant in Portugal as Chinese battery maker begins deploying capacity overseas

    The $2.1 billion plant is CALB's first overseas facility and is expected to start production in 2027.

  • Chinese battery maker CALB previews doubling net income in 2024

    CALB expects its net income to rise about 80 percent to 100 percent in 2024 from 2023 on the back of growth in business scale and lower costs.

  • CATL, VW sign MOU to deepen partnership

    CATL and Volkswagen will jointly develop cost-competitive battery products and cooperate in areas including battery recycling and battery swap.

  • Eve Energy plant in Malaysia sees 1st battery unit roll off line

    The Malaysian plant is Eve Energy's first overseas factory, and 53rd globally.

  • China EV battery installations in Jan: CATL share at 47.08%, BYD 22.90%

    CATL's share grew by 1.6 percentage points in January from December, while BYD saw its share drop by 0.29 percentage points due to lower NEV sales.