Deals
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Chinese battery maker Gotion plans to build energy storage plants in Spain
Gotion has signed a new cooperation agreement to work with two partners on energy storage and new material development in Spain.
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Nio's power unit secures 1st external investment of $207 million
Nio Power has secured a RMB 1.5 billion ($207 million) strategic investment, the first external investment the unit has received, to support its continued infrastructure drive.
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CATL, Neta sign 10-year strategic partnership deal
The two companies have agreed to engage in a comprehensive strategic partnership from 2025-2034, with Neta making CATL its preferred partner for vehicle power batteries.
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SAIC, Audi formally sign tie-up deal, 1st jointly developed EV due to hit market in 2025
SAIC and Audi are combining their resources to jointly develop a series of EV models, with the first product expected to go on sale in 2025.
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Skyworth Auto signs $1.38 billion deal with Saudi Arabia's KAG
Skyworth Auto has signed a 10-year partnership agreement with Saudi Arabia's KAG, with the first phase of a five-year partnership having a business plan worth RMB 10 billion ($1.38 billion).
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Nio, GAC sign deal on charging and battery swap
Nio and GAC will work together to establish a unified battery standard and jointly develop battery swap-enabled passenger cars and battery swap stations compatible with models from both brands.
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HiPhi reportedly to resume production soon after securing new financing
HiPhi has recently received a strategic investment from a Hong Kong-based organization that will help it resume operations and production, which could happen in late April or early May, according to local media.
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Nio's semi-solid-state battery supplier WeLion and JAC unit to jointly make EVs with up to 1,000 km range
WeLion and JAC Yiwei will work together to develop a model powered by 4695 large cylindrical semi-solid battery cells with a range of 600 km to 1,000 km.
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Xpeng, VW sign deal on vehicle architecture collaboration
Xpeng and Volkswagen's jointly developed E/E architecture is expected to equip Volkswagen-branded EVs produced in China from 2026.
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Jaguar Land Rover to make EVs using Chery's platform, report says
Jaguar Land Rover will become the first luxury automaker to adopt Chery's platform, with the partnership close to being finalized, according to local media.









