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Sodium-ion batteries expected to find their place in energy storage
Lithium-ion batteries are still the mainstream technology route for power batteries, and the application scenarios for sodium-ion batteries may mainly focus on energy storage, low-speed new energy vehicles, and small power fields.
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CATL says solid-state batteries still a long way from commercialization
CATL said the company is able to make samples of solid-state batteries, but the indicators show there is still a long way from commercialization.
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Analysts say sodium-ion batteries have little chance of replacing lithium-ion batteries
The strategic importance of sodium batteries as a technology reserve and to ensure China's energy security should be valued, but their commercial value should not be overestimated.
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Nio's battery supplier CATL says it will release sodium-ion batteries around July
Robin Zeng, the founder of Nio and Tesla's battery supplier CATL, said Friday that the company will release sodium-ion batteries around July this year.
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CATL signs deal to supply batteries for Daimler Trucks long-haul electric truck
CATL will supply lithium-ion battery packs for the eActros LongHaul electric truck, which is scheduled for mass production in 2024, for a supply period beyond 2030.
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CATL denies plans to raise prices for LFP batteries by 10 percent
If CATL does raise its LFP battery prices by 10%, then China-made Tesla Model 3 entry-level model and the lower-priced LFP-equipped models that Xpeng Motors just started delivering will have to face higher costs.
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Tesla reportedly in talks to bring in new Chinese battery supplier
EVE Energy's power cell installed base in April was 0.22 GWh, with a 2.6% market share. from January to April, the company's power cell installed base was 0.61 GWh, with a 1.9% market share.
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China's April power battery installations at 8.4 GWh, down 7% from March
CATL remained in the first place, with an installed base of 3.82 GWh in April and a market share of 45.5 percent. Notably, this is the first time CATL's market share has fallen below 50 percent this year.
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Founder of Nio's battery supplier CATL becomes Hong Kong's richest man, overtaking Li Ka-shing
In the first half of 2020, Nio became CATL's largest customer as its shipments continued to rise.
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CATL reports 2020 net profit of $861 million, 50% market share in China
CATL's installed capacity of power batteries was 31.9 GWh, accounting for 50% of the Chinese market.









