Chery targets 2027 vehicle validation for 400 Wh/kg all-solid-state battery
Chery plans to install solid-liquid hybrid batteries in vehicles in the fourth quarter of 2026 and begin vehicle validation of all-solid-state batteries in 2027.
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Battery | Robots & AI | Xpeng
Xpeng Iron reportedly shifts to semi-solid batteries as all-solid-state tech lags
Xpeng Iron will use high-energy solid-liquid hybrid batteries, reflecting delays in the commercialization of all-solid-state technology.
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Li Auto to invest $390 million in Sunwoda EVB, becoming second-largest shareholder
Li Auto will directly hold an 8.79% stake in Sunwoda’s power battery unit, while its related entities will have a combined stake of 11.17%.
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Global EV battery market share in January-July 2026: CATL 39.9%, BYD 14.7%
The 7 Chinese companies in the top 10 held a combined 72.8% share of the global EV battery market.
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Dongfeng to unveil in-house hybrid solid-liquid battery in October, mass production in Q4
Dongfeng will unveil its 350 Wh/kg solid-liquid hybrid battery in October and begin installing it in mass-produced vehicles in the fourth quarter, an executive said.
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CATL launches Tectrans II commercial vehicle battery with up to 1,000 km of truck range
The heavy-duty truck version supports megawatt-level fast charging, reaching 80% in 25 minutes.
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China’s EV battery installations rise 26.3% in August to year-to-date high
China’s EV battery installations reached 79.0 GWh in August, up 5.9% from July, though year-on-year growth slowed.
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CATL shares extend slide to one-year low as Li Auto, Xiaomi spread battery orders to rivals
CATL’s Shenzhen-listed shares fell another 3.84% on Wednesday and are down about 35% from their recent peak in early May.
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Top battery makers’ market share in China in August 2026: CATL 41.45%, BYD 20.98%
CATL continued to lead China’s power battery market but lost market share, while BYD gained ground.
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CATL signs tech deal with Egypt’s BME to support local battery pack production
CATL will provide battery pack technology licensing, production equipment and training for a plant with a planned annual capacity of 1 GWh.
