CATL's share in August decreased by 2.84 percentage points from July, while BYD increased by 2.14 percentage points.
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Avatr 07's official moose test speed is ≥82 km/h and 100 - 0 km/h braking distance is <34.5 m.
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CATL is in talks to buy photovoltaic module supplier DAS Solar, which ranked No. 8 globally in PV module shipments in the first half of this year, according to local media.
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CATL and BYD continue to hold the top two spots as the world's largest battery makers in January-July, with several other Chinese companies in the top 10.
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By the end of this year, an eVTOL powered by CATL batteries is expected to make its maiden flight, the battery maker's chairman said.
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In the short term, CATL aims to have more than 500 battery swap stations by 2025 and 3,000 by 2027.
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The Avatr 07 was revealed at the 2024 Chengdu Auto Show, with pre-orders now available. This mid-sized SUV, available in fully electric and range-extended versions, is set for a September release, offering advanced driving systems and a tech-focused interior.
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The 800V version of the forthcoming Neta S wagon will use the CATL Integrated Intelligent Chassis (CIIC) skateboard.
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The 800 V version of the Neta S shooting brake BEV will be based on CATL's CIIC, the first model in the world to use the skateboard chassis.
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CATL officially launches new vehicle showscase in Chengdu. The plaza services as a centralized showcase for viewing new EVs.
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