Deals

  • BYD partners with local dealer to tap Jordan market

    BYD has entered into a partnership with Jordanian car dealership group Bustami & Saheb Trading Company in order to offer NEVs to local consumers.

  • Nio reaches deal in Denmark under Clean Parks initiative

    The Danish Society for Nature Conservation becomes the first overseas partner of Nio's Clean Parks initiative.

  • Nio says deal with lithium firm Greenwing aims to secure long-term competitiveness

    In the first half of this year there were industry sources saying that Nio was intensively researching lithium mines and that the company was particularly interested in salt lakes in South America, according to local media.

  • Nio takes stake in Australian lithium firm Greenwing, sending latter's share price soaring over 60%

    Nio, through its wholly owned subsidiary Blue Northstar Limited, has agreed to pay A$12 million to Greenwing in a strategic financing deal.

  • Nio forms strategic partnership with local architecture service provider

    L&A Design said it will be responsible for the design and on-site management services for Nio's electric vehicle industrial parks in multiple regions.

  • CATL inks deal to supply 10 GWh of energy storage products to US startup FlexGen over 3 years

    FlexGen was previously appointed as an authorized service provider to CATL and the two have worked together on more than 2.5 GWh of energy storage system projects.

  • Nio signs deal with Hisense, potentially paving way for sub-brand parts supply

    The move may be Nio's preparation for the supply of key components for its mass-market-oriented sub-brand.

  • Eve Energy announces battery cell supply deal with BMW after CATL

    Eve Energy said it has finalized a cell supply relationship with BMW to provide large cylindrical lithium-ion cells for the latter's Neue Klasse line of models.

  • CATL signs deal to supply new cylindrical cells to BMW starting in 2025

    CATL will supply BMW with new cylindrical cells with a standard diameter of 46 mm, which will be produced at two battery plants in China and Europe.

  • Nio Capital leads latest funding round in US-based suspension startup ClearMotion

    The financing will be used to support the 2024 debut of ClearMotion's fully active suspension CM1, which eliminates the sway in the car that disrupts the ride.