SiC

Geely, STMicro sign SiC device supply deal

STMicro said it will supply SiC power devices for Geely's multiple brands of mid- to high-end all-electric vehicles, helping to boost performance, speed up charging and extend range.

Nio's in-house developed SiC module sees major progress towards mass production

Nio's in-house developed SiC module saw its first C-sample roll off the line, marking a step closer to mass production, the module's production supplier said.

Nio reaches deal with local firm for production of SiC modules

United Nova said it will be the production supplier for Nio's first in-house developed 1200 V SiC module, helping the EV maker build on its leadership position in the 900 V high-voltage platform.

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    Li Auto, STMicro sign SiC chip supply agreement

    Li Auto's upcoming 800 V high-voltage all-electric platform will utilize STMicro's third-generation 1200 V SiC MOSFET technology.

    Zeekr, chipmaker Onsemi sign SiC power device supply deal

    SiC power devices offer higher powertrain efficiency, enabling improved performance, faster charging and longer driving range.

    Dongfeng's SiC modules to be mass produced in 2023

    By 2025, Dongfeng's IGBT and SiC projects could produce about 1.2 million power modules per year, it said.

    Li Auto's SiC chip R&D and production base begins construction

    The facility will launch prototype production in the first half of 2023 and go into full production in 2024.

    Li Auto to build SiC chip R&D and production base in Suzhou

    The base will start construction in mid-June, with prototype production expected to begin in May 2023 and full production in 2024.

    Li Auto's SiC chip joint venture established with registered capital of about $47 million

    Previous information indicated that the company, which is 70 percent owned by Li Auto's affiliates, would focus on SiC chip development.

    After Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto to get involved in SiC chip development

    Li Auto will form a joint venture with SiC chip maker Sanan Semiconductor and hold a 70 percent stake in the company, a regulatory filing shows.