Battery
+ Follow-
CATL posts 42% profit jump in 2025 amid strong EV battery sales
CATL's net income reached 72.2 billion yuan ($10.4 billion) in 2025, and it announced a generous cash dividend plan.
-
BYD to keep 1st-gen blade battery to offer buyers more choices
BYD will produce both generations of blade batteries, aiming to provide customers with more options and maintain pricing flexibility.
-
CATL's battery swap ecosystem expands as GAC and BAIC set to launch new models
GAC Aion will launch a battery swap version of the Aion RT in April, while BAIC Arcfox is set to unveil a battery swap sedan.
-
Global EV battery market share in Jan 2026: CATL 45.2%, BYD 13.8%
The combined EV battery installation volume of CATL and BYD in January was 42.4 GWh, accounting for 59.0% of the global total.
-
BYD to launch 2nd-gen blade battery and flash-charging tech on Mar 5
The Yangwang U7 will be the first to feature the second-generation blade battery, achieving a pure electric range of 1,006 kilometers.
-
Gotion finalizes design for 2-GWh solid-state battery line
Gotion is accelerating the commercialization of its next-generation batteries, with the design work for its 2-GWh all-solid-state battery line now largely complete.
-
Changan expects to validate solid-state batteries in robots and EVs by Q3
Changan said its solid-state battery project is progressing steadily, with plans to validate the technology in robots and vehicles by the third quarter of this year.
-
CATL added to Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index; WeRide, Pony AI join Hang Seng Composite Index
CATL was listed in Hong Kong on May 20, 2025, and has since risen 75% cumulatively, with a market capitalization of HK$2.36 trillion ($302 billion).
-
Top battery makers' market share in China in Jan 2026: CATL 49.79%, BYD 17.43%
CATL's domestic battery installations in China totaled 20.91 GWh in January, ranking first in the overall market, LFP battery segment, and ternary battery segment.
-
China EV battery installations rise 8.4% year-on-year to 42 GWh in Jan
LFP batteries maintained their dominant position, accounting for 32.7 GWh of installations in January — 77.7% of the total.









