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CATL signs $17.2 billion lithium order as world's largest EV battery maker secures key material supply
Ronbay will supply CATL with 3.05 million tons of LFP cathode material from the first quarter of 2026 through 2031.
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Svolt unveils 'world's largest capacity' 80-kWh PHEV battery pack
The pack's cells support peak charging rates of up to 6C, enabling a 10%-80% charge in under 10 minutes.
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CATL opens Middle East's largest new energy after-sales service center in Riyadh
The facility is the first CATL new energy after-sales service center in the Middle East and currently the largest outside China.
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Global EV battery market share in Jan-Nov 2025: CATL 38.2%, BYD 16.7%
CATL and BYD collectively installed 575.2 GWh of EV batteries from January to November 2025, accounting for 54.9% of the global total.
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Nio, CATL ink 5-year deal to deepen ties on long-life batteries and battery swap network
Nio and CATL will focus on joint development of long-life batteries and battery swap compatibility technologies.
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FAW Hongqi rolls out 1st prototype car equipped with solid-state batteries
Hongqi's first full solid-state battery pack has been installed in the Hongqi Tiangong 06 prototype vehicle.
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China begins seeking public input on national standard for EV solid-state battery
The standard is seen as a key step for solid-state batteries to transition from laboratory research to large-scale vehicle integration.
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CATL reaches 1,020 Choco swap stations, raises 2026 target
CATL has achieved its 2025 goal of deploying 1,000 Choco swap stations and has raised its end-2026 target from 2,500 to 3,000 stations.
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Ganfeng Lithium faces potential insider trading charges in case dating back 5 years
Ganfeng traded Jiangte Motor shares during a sensitive period involving insider information in August 2020, profiting RMB 1.1053 million ($157,810).
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China's lithium battery demand to tumble in early 2026, says CPCA head
Battery makers are expected to cut production and take holidays in early 2026 to respond to demand fluctuations, the CPCA head said.









