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Chinese battery giant CATL occupies 49.1% of the total market share, ranking first, with a installed capacity of 8092MWh, according to a report released by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) and Kerui Consulting.
News emerged on August 17 that EVE Energy will provide large cylindrical batteries for BMW's electric vehicles in Europe. The battery maker responded that it had obtained BMW's designated letter before, and the production line is currently under construction.
On April 16, CATL, a prominent battery company, announced that Chery vehicles will be equipped with its sodium-ion batteries. Additionally, the state-owned automobile manufacturer and CATL will collaborate to launch a new battery brand named "ENER-Q".
According to the annual report released by Chinese battery giant CATL on March 9, the company's total operating income in 2022 exceeded 300 billion yuan ($43 billion) for the first time, reaching 328.59 billion yuan, up 152.1% year-on-year.
A subsidiary of Chinese leading battery maker CATL has planned a new lithium salt project that could house as much as 110,000 tons in Longyan City, Fujian Province.
On April 9th, the signing ceremony for Tesla's Megafactory project was held in Shanghai. The factory will be built in the Lingang New Area of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone.
On September 5, the lithium carbonate production agreement between power battery giant CATL and Yongxing Materials, a developer of new materials, was cancelled, and the two sides will seek other ways of working together.
In a short Weibo post on December 10, Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi revealed a new battery technology the R&D team has been working on, in which the silicon content inside a battery can be increased by about three times.
On Feb. 10, Reuters reported that Energy Monster, a Chinese company that specializes in power-sharing devices, plans to file an initial public offering (IPO) in the U.S., aiming to raise US$300 million.
Hong Kong-listed Chinese battery manufacturer CALB has filed a lawsuit, suing its competitor CATL for alleged unfair competition by abusing patent rights for malicious rights protection and wanton slander.
On Wednesday, Chinese battery giant CATL has formally sued China Lithium Battery Technology (CALB) for patent infringement, involving the latter's entire product line.
Meituan, a Beijing-based e-commerce platform that provides local life services, is now quietly laying out operations involving power batteries for the upstream new energy vehicle industry.