Deals

  • Tianqi Lithium signs deal to supply lithium hydroxide to LG Chem

    A subsidiary of Tianqi Lithium has signed an agreement with LG Chem to sell lithium hydroxide to the latter from January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2026.

  • CATL to supply batteries for Kia's Niro SUV sold in South Korea

    Korean media reported yesterday that Kia has selected CATL's batteries for its electric Niro SUV. Chinese media today quoted CATL sources as confirming the report.

  • Huawei reportedly adds Chery and JAC to its automotive partners

    Huawei is building at least two models jointly with Chery and at least one model with JAC, local media reports said.

  • Nio to build parts industrial park in Lu'an, Anhui province with local government

    The first phase of the park is scheduled to be completed in the first half of 2023 and will have an annual capacity of 300,000 tons of aluminum die-casting.

  • BYD in talks to buy six African lithium mines, enough to cover demand for next decade, report says

    Some of the lithium mines will start shipping next month and are expected to be available for use in BYD's batteries in the third quarter, according to local media.

  • CATL said to supply round batteries for BMW's new EV models

    BMW plans to use round cells in models based on the Neue Klasse electric vehicle platform to be released in 2025, which is expected to bring down costs by 30 percent.

  • CATL partners with European electric bus maker Solaris on battery supply

    CATL will supply Solaris' buses with lithium iron phosphate batteries using CTP (cell to pack) technology.

  • Lithium giant Tianqi to form JV with Nio's semi-solid-state battery supplier WeLion

    The partnership will help accelerate the further commercialization of semi-solid-state batteries and solid-state batteries, WeLion said in a statement today.

  • BYD secures $593 million worth of lithium supplies from local producer

    This is the first lithium supply contract BYD has secured after its strategic stake in Shenzhen Chengxin, which is expected to give it a more stable supply of raw material.

  • CATL signs deal to license CTP technology to Thailand's Arun Plus

    Arun Plus and CATL will supply battery products to Horizon Plus, the former's joint venture with Foxconn, and other EV brands.