The CATL Bedrock Chassis introduces a revolutionary three-dimensional biomimetic tortoise shell structure, where the body and energy unit framework are integrated, deeply coupled to provide the ...

CHINESE battery manufacturer CATL said on Thursday (Dec 26) that it plans to seek a listing in Hong Kong, a Shenzhen Stock Exchange filing showed. CATL plans to issue offshore H-shares and apply for a ...

EV battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co.300750-0.54%decrease; red down pointing triangle is planning a second listing in Hong Kong, the latest Chinese company seeking to tap the city ...

The company, which is known as CATL and is the world's largest electric vehicle battery maker, plans to issue overseas-listed foreign shares, or H shares. It said the move will be part of a ...

According to CATL, the pole crash test at 120 km/h (75 mph) generates 21 times more energy compared to the 56 km/h (35 mph) full-width frontal impact test which is currently the standard in the C ...

Chinese battery manufacturer CATL said on Thursday it plans to seek a listing in Hong Kong, a Shenzhen Stock Exchange filing showed. CATL plans to issue offshore H-shares and apply for a listing ...

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co (CATL) unveiled a new vehicle chassis with an integrated ... in the way it can decouple from the upper body of a vehicle and better absorb energy from frontal ...

[Investment Not Exceeding 14 Billion Yuan! CATL New Energy Battery Base Project Accelerates Progress] From January to November, Jining, Shandong, launched 347 investment promotion projects worth over ...

Battery cells are the building blocks of modules and packs that Powin uses in the battery systems it provides for grid-scale energy storage. CATL goes on to allege that Powin has been "dissipating ...

“Due to the extremely high crash speed and intensity, there has been no previous instance of any new energy vehicle daring to challenge a 120km/h frontal pole impact test,” said Ni ...

Russia launched an attack on Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure on Christmas Day in what President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described as an "inhumane" move, according to multiple reports.