LFP Batteries
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EV battery maker Gotion signs deal to secure raw material supply amid soaring demand for LFP batteries
Jiangxi Special Electric Motor will supply Gotion High-tech with no less than 500 tons/month of battery-grade lithium carbonate, which can meet the raw material supply of at least 10 GWh of LFP batteries per year.
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China's LFP battery installations extend its lead over ternary batteries in Aug
China's lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery installed base surpassed ternary batteries for the first time this year in July, and that lead widened in August.
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Elon Musk says he'd opt for Model 3 with LFP batteries because they can be charged to 100%
Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted on Friday that he would prefer lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries because they can be charged to 100 percent, while ternary batteries are only recommended to be charged to 90 percent.
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China's LFP battery installation exceeds ternary battery for first time this year
The installed base of lithium iron phosphate batteries rose 235.5 percent in July, compared with a 67.5 percent increase for ternary batteries.
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Xpeng P7's dual-motor model to have LFP version
The current dual-motor model of the P7 uses a ternary lithium battery with a combined NEDC range of 562km.
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China's new LFP projects in H1 exceed $6 billion in combined investment
For comparison, China shipped 124,000 tons of LFP cathode materials in 2020, up 41 percent year-over-year, with market size of about RMB 4.5 billion.
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LFP batteries recovering lost ground in passenger car market
It is worth noting that about 74.42 percent of the installed capacity of lithium iron phosphate batteries came from the passenger car market, at 16.76 GWh.
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China's power battery installation reached 11.1 GWh in June, up 136% from a year ago
In June, CATL had the highest installed capacity of 5.44 GWh, with a market share of 49.1 percent.
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China's LFP battery installations jumped about 460% in May from a year earlier
Lithium iron phosphate batteries were installed at 4.5GWh, with a market share of 46 percent, up 458.6 percent year-on-year and 40.9 percent from April.
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Tesla may launch China-made Model Y with LFP batteries in July
The China-made Model Y is currently powered by ternary lithium batteries supplied by LG. Lower-cost LFP batteries would mean a lower price for the model in China.









