The Oshan 520 was officially revealed in China as Changan’s first electric vehicle with a swappable battery.
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The Oshan 520 was officially revealed in China as Changan’s first electric vehicle with a swappable battery.
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Changan said its Oshan 520, built on CATL's battery swap solution, will bring a new experience to the shared mobility market.
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CATL will begin battery cell production in Hungary by late 2025.
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CATL is in talks to set up a battery recycling business in Europe, discussing possible plant sites with European governments including Hungary, according to Bloomberg.
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Currently 90 percent of China's power batteries are transported by road, and rail transportation is expected to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
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SAIC-GM-Wuling partners with CATL to adopt the battery swap solution for commercial vehicles. They will adopt Choco-SEB batteries.
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SAIC-GM-Wuling has entered into a partnership with CATL to use the latter's Choco-SEB battery swap solution in the logistics vehicle segment.
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CATL announces second generation battery to be launched in 2025. New battery has excellent cold weather ability and maybe 200 Wh/kg.
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CATL would consider building a plant in the US if Trump opens the door for Chinese investment in the US EV supply chain, the battery maker's chairman Robin Zeng said.
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In October, China's power battery installations amounted to 59.2 GWh, up 51 percent year-on-year and up 8.6 percent from September.
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