Battery News
Eve Energy to build energy storage plant in Malaysia
Eve Energy plans to set up an energy storage company in Malaysia and acquire new land parcels to begin construction of an energy storage plant.
Battery price war: CATL, BYD pushing battery costs down further
The price war for power batteries is intensifying, with the world's two largest battery makers reportedly pushing battery costs down further.
Eve Energy to set up JV in Turkey to produce batteries
The joint venture will manufacture and sell products including battery modules and outdoor battery cabinets, as well as build energy storage system projects there.
China EV battery installations in Dec: CATL share at 44.48%, BYD at 22.95%
CATL and BYD both saw their share of the Chinese power battery market increase slightly in December.
Global EV battery market share in Jan-Nov: CATL 37.4%, BYD 15.7%
CATL's share in the January-November period was higher than the 35.7 percent it achieved in the same period last year, and higher than the 36.9 percent in the January-October period.
China's Gotion sees its 1st US-made battery pack roll off line
Located in the Silicon Valley area, the plant is Gotion's first US battery pack production line, targeting the Americas energy storage system market.
Two EV models powered by sodium-ion batteries roll off line in China
The two models feature sodium-ion batteries from Farasis Energy and Hina Battery, marking a step closer to large-scale use of the new, lower-cost batteries.
Svolt Energy's Thailand plant sees 1st battery pack roll off line
The battery pack, which is expected to be available in volume in the first quarter of 2024, will first be fitted to the Good Cat model of Great Wall Motor's Ora brand.
EV battery maker Rept makes HK stock market debut with market cap above CALB
Rept's latest market capitalization of HK$42.4 billion overtook CALB as the highest lithium battery maker listed in Hong Kong.
China's EV battery installations in Nov: CATL's share rises to 43.91%, BYD drops to 22.73%
CATL's share increased by 1.1 percentage points in November from October, while BYD's decreased by 3.5 percentage points.
