SiC
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Li Auto starts mass production of in-house developed SiC modules for more BEV launches
Li Auto's in-house developed SiC power module and next-generation electric drive assembly have begun mass production for use in new BEV models.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
