Deals

  • Nio, CATL sign deal involving cooperation on new brands, projects

    The agreement involves technical cooperation for new brands, projects and markets, as well as overseas business expansion, CATL said.

  • Xpeng signs agreements to provide vehicles to mobility firms

    Xpeng has signed strategic partnership agreements with two mobility services companies and completed the first deliveries of Xpeng P7 vehicles under the cooperation.

  • BYD working with Nvidia to bring GeForce NOW cloud gaming to its vehicles

    GeForce NOW will enable occupants of these vehicles to stream games while parked or charging their NEVs, BYD said.

  • Why does JAC plan to buy Nio's plant assets? Here are possible explanations

    JAC's plan to buy Nio's assets may be to deepen its interest connection with Nio and solidify their vehicle OEM production relationship, industry watchers say.

  • JAC to acquire some of Nio's construction-in-progress assets for $244 million

    JAC did not give a specific reason, but said the move will help it deepen its strategic partnership with Nio.

  • CATL inks 7.5 GWh battery supply deal with UK investment fund Gresham House

    This is CATL's first direct partnership with an asset management company that operates energy storage projects, and the two will work to expand the partnership to 10 GWh.

  • Nio acquires local firm as it ramps up efforts in insurance brokerage business

    Huiding, which was acquired by Nio, is one of the few insurance brokers in Anhui province that can conduct national operations.

  • Nio signs deal with shipping giant Maersk to strengthen supply chain management

    Nio and Maersk will explore cooperation in areas including order management, inventory management, and foreign spare parts and battery storage depots.

  • Huawei signs deal with CATL as tech giant ups its bet on EVs

    Huawei will recommend CATL as its first choice of power battery supplier for its partner car companies.

  • CATL signs deal with Honda to supply batteries that can power 2 million EVs

    Honda is expected to purchase 123 GWh of pure electric vehicle power batteries in China from CATL between 2024 and 2030.