CATL Plant
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CATL plans 40 GWh sodium battery capacity expansion after securing world's largest order
CATL plans to invest 5 billion yuan ($735 million) to build 40 GWh of sodium-ion battery capacity in Fujian.
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CATL breaks ground on battery plant in Spain
About 2,000 Chinese workers will participate in the factory's construction, with production expected to start by late 2026, according to Reuters.
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CATL expects its Hungarian plant to begin production by early 2026
The facility is CATL's second European plant besides its German operation, with an annual capacity target of 100 GWh.
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CATL breaks ground on joint venture battery plant in Indonesia
The plant is expected to have a total battery capacity of 15 GWh, enough to power 250,000 to 300,000 vehicles.
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CATL's 1st battery base in northern China goes into production
The battery production base is being built in three phases, with the first phase of 60 GWh already in operation.
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CATL seeks $1 billion loan for Indonesia plant expansion, report says
CATL's joint venture in Indonesia plans to build a battery cell manufacturing plant with an annual capacity of 15 GWh.
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CATL expected to announce new European JV battery plant this year
CATL currently has battery plants in Germany and Hungary, and last month announced plans for a new joint venture battery plant in Spain with Stellantis.
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CATL production site catches fire, no injuries reported
A CATL production site in Ningde, Fujian, where the company is headquartered, caught fire in one of the rare accidents in battery manufacturing.
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CATL starts construction of production base in Beijing to supply Xiaomi, BAIC, Li Auto
The production base, when completed, will supply battery products to carmaker customers in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, including BAIC, Xiaomi and Li Auto, CATL said.
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CATL puts new battery production base into operation, claims to be able to produce 1 cell in 1 second
The first phase of CATL's Guizhou production base has been put into operation with an annual capacity of 30 GWh, capable of producing a cell in 1 second and a pack in 2.5 minutes.
