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CATL's first overseas plant in Germany gets approval for battery cell production
CATL's plant in Germany has received a license for 8 GWh of battery cell capacity, with the first cells to roll off the production line by the end of 2022.
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CATL teases Qilin battery, says it has 13% higher capacity than 4680 batteries
CATL has launched its third generation of CTP (cell to pack) technology, which it internally calls the Qilin battery, the company's top executive said.
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CATL builds 'world's first' zero-carbon battery plant
CATL has built a zero-carbon battery factory in Yibin, Sichuan province, saying it will achieve carbon neutrality in its global sites in the future.
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NEV maker says CATL has raised battery prices twice since second half of last year
The cost of a NEV increased by RMB 10,000 ($1,570) after the last battery price hike, and rose by another RMB 10,000 not long ago.
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Tesla, Nio supplier CATL reportedly plans $5 billion battery plant in North America
CATL aims to build a plant in North America capable of producing up to 80 GWh of batteries a year and eventually employing up to 10,000 workers, according to Bloomberg.
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CATL's market share in China drops to 48.02% in Feb
CATL's battery installations in China in February were 6.57 GWh, accounting for 48.02 percent market share, down from 50.24 percent in January.
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CATL denies rumors of battery production cuts
CATL has a strong ability to secure supply, but rumors of production cuts show that the industry as a whole is facing cost pressures, local media said.
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CATL, Sany put battery swap-enabled heavy trucks into operation
The heavy trucks are powered by CATL's lithium iron phosphate batteries, which support both high-power fast charging and quick battery swaps in 3-5 minutes.
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CATL breaks ground on $440 million plant near Tesla Giga Shanghai
The project, with a total floor area of about 350,000 square meters, will be completed and operational within one year.
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CATL contributes 50.24% of China's Jan power battery installations
CATL's share of the ternary battery market was 57.17 percent in January, and 44.6 percent in the LFP battery market.









