Deals

  • Tianqi Lithium forms JV with Nio's solid-state battery supplier WeLion

    Nio is expected to receive a small batch of 150-kWh semi-solid-state batteries from WeLion in September and start using them in the fourth quarter, according to a previous media report.

  • CATL forms JV with FAW Jiefang to tap commercial NEV market

    The joint venture aims to create a new energy truck ecosystem to help cities' electrification transition, CATL said.

  • Sunwoda's EV battery unit reportedly closes $1.18 billion in new financing

    The latest financing brings Sunwoda EVB's valuation to about RMB 30 billion and takes it one step closer to a spin-off IPO.

  • Nio enters new partnership in Henan to accelerate battery swap network in central China

    Nio will collaborate with its partner to build charging stations and battery swap stations on major highways and high-traffic service areas in Henan.

  • Tencent Music to offer Dolby Atmos music services to Nio's vehicles

    Tencent is the largest institutional shareholder of Nio, and its holding subsidiary Tencent Music entered into a partnership with Dolby Laboratories last month.

  • CATL extends partnership with bus maker Yutong for another 10 years

    CATL has supplied Yutong with a cumulative total of 19 GWh of power batteries used in nearly 150,000 new energy buses.

  • Chinese suppliers may be behind Tesla's $5 billion nickel deal with Indonesia

    In late July, two Chinese companies just made announcements that they will supply Tesla with ternary precursors for battery materials.

  • BYD, Leapmotor reportedly in talks to take over GAC-Stellantis plant in Changsha

    On July 18, Stellantis and GAC announced that they will terminate the joint venture GAC-Stellantis.

  • CATL to provide LFP battery packs for Ford EVs sold in North America starting next year

    CATL will provide LFP battery packs for the Ford Mustang Mach-E sold in North America starting next year and for the F-150 Lightning starting in 2024.

  • Xpeng partners with car rental firm eHi, delivers first vehicles for operations in 7 cities

    The vehicles will first be put into operation this summer in seven cities - Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Hangzhou, Zhengzhou, Haikou and Sanya.