Chinese electric vehicle (EV) battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Ltd. (“CATL”) and premium EV maker NIO Inc.
It’s claimed to be cheaper and more eco-friendly to produce, deliver a higher capacity and last longer than current ...
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Solid-state EV batteries from Chinese startup to advance with new funding boost
The Chinese startup aims to scale production of advanced solid-state batteries, marking a key step toward industrial adoption ...
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) emphasizes the need for a multi-technology approach for green mobility in India, arguing that ...
A company called Donut Lab has revealed a shiny new battery built specifically for use in electric automobiles that can be ...
The EV industry appears to be stagnant these days, but under the surface, battery and EV tech development still advances at a ...
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Global EV battery supplier slashes Tesla contract value by over 99%: '[This] program appears to have failed'
Tesla has faced significant challenges with the Cybertruck over the past year. Global EV battery supplier slashes Tesla ...
Many companies are exploring ways to extend the life of EV batteries by repurposing them for secondary applications. For ...
The electric vehicle (EV) industry ended 2025 with a major shift. Sodium-ion batteries, long viewed as a secondary technology, have now become a serious contender in the EV battery race. Two major ...
The Indian government is considering a ₹500 crore investment in the FY2027 Budget to establish local battery testing and ...
Donut Lab unveiled a production-ready solid-state EV battery at CES 2026 that recharges fully in five minutes. The battery ...
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Nio, CATL step up collaboration to extend battery lifecycles
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Nio has agreed to strengthen its collaboration with Contemporary Amperex Technology Company Ltd (CATL), the world’s largest EV battery manufacturer, for the ...
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