The two Chinese giants are trying to create a national standard for battery swapping.
Daily Archive: March 19, 2025
CATL and Nio aim for world’s largest EV battery swapping network
Chinese battery firm CATL and automaker Nio are preparing to launch what the two companies claim will be the world's largest electric vehicle battery swapping network. CATL and Nio announced a technical partnership last year that included battery swapping, but on Tuesday they confirmed plans to start coordinating efforts as they build out battery... Nearly 100% Of Lithium Recycled In Latest EV Battery Breakthrough
Chinese battery scientists developed a special technique to make battery recycling cheaper and way more efficient.
This Video Makes Great Points About E-Bike Safety
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! I’d love to live in a place with excellent e-bike infrastructure. If my smaller city had dedicated lanes with barriers between me and the cars, I’d ride places almost every time. Separate bike roads ... [continued]
Nissan taps SK On for US-made EV batteries
SK On will supply batteries to Nissan for U.S.-made electric vehicles, the two companies announced Wednesday in a press release. Under the agreement, SK On will supply nearly 100 gigawatt-hours of batteries to Nissan from 2028 to 2033. They'll go into EVs produced at the automaker's Canton, Mississippi, assembly plant starting in 2028. Nissan... Livium — Ascending the Battery Value Chain
Australian state and federal governments are enabling local battery makers, like Livium, to ascend the battery value chain.
Canada Has Had Enough Of Tesla
From kicking Tesla out of a car show to banning incentives for home chargers and new EVs, it’s safe to say that Canada is angry.
New generation MG4 hatchback revealed in China
It's bigger with longer wheelbase and new design.
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Tesla Vandalism Hurts The Cause More Than It Helps
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Before I get into why I think people need to stop burning, shooting, and painting swastikas on Teslas, let me first start by explaining that I get it. Trump and Elon Musk are doing ... [continued]
As Tesla Falters, China’s BYD Pulls Ahead With 5-Minute EV Charging
Plus, Audi and Alfa Romeo aren't so sure about an all-electric future anytime soon, and Nissan's U.S. arm inks an EV battery deal.
