CATL, Hithium and EVE Lead Global ESS Battery Shipments in Jan–Sep
Global LiB ESS shipments surged 73% to 779.9 GWh, with Chinese suppliers dominating despite China’s declining market share.
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China Battery Makers Grab 57% Global Share in Jan-Sep as CATL Extends Lead
Global installations of power batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) reached…
CATL Leads China’s Power Battery Market With 41% Share in September
In September 2026, China’s power battery output rose 57.3%, driven by growing NEV sales and exports, with dominant LFP chemistry.
CATL Extends Lead in Global Battery Market in Jan-Aug as China’s Share Hits 57%
Global power battery installations for electric vehicles—including EVs, PHEVs and HEVs —reached 844.2 GWh in the first eight months of…
Global EV Battery Usage Hits 725.2 GWh in Jan–Jul as CATL Takes 39.9% Share
Global EV battery usage rose 20.4% to 725.2 GWh in 2023, dominated by Chinese suppliers like CATL and BYD.
Xiaomi Teams With CALB and Sunwoda on Longjia Battery
Xiaomi will lead Longjia battery pack development with CALB and Sunwoda Power. The new battery is planned for its upcoming SkyNomad SUVs.
CATL Leads Global ESS Market as H1 Shipments Reach 461.3 GWh
Global ESS shipments rose 71% to 461.3 GWh in H1 2026. CATL led with 125 GWh and a 27.1% share as Chinese suppliers took the top 10.
CALB Launches Quality Overhaul Following “Banana Battery” Incident
CALB launched an internal reform to enhance battery safety and reliability after complaints about its 177Ah LFP cells, affecting numerous commercial vehicles.
Global EV Battery Demand Hits 469.2 GWh in Jan–May: CATL at 40.2%, BYD 14.4%
Global EV battery installations reached 469.2 GWh in early 2026, highlighted by strong demand and dominant Chinese manufacturers like CATL and BYD.
CATL, CALB Join Push to Cap Supplier Payment Terms at 60 Days
China’s power battery industry is moving to standardize supplier payment practices, following similar commitments made earlier by automakers.