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    Li Auto, Hozon signal on for CATL’s new 620-mile vary EV battery

    Editor - The Auto JournalBy Editor - The Auto JournalJune 24, 2022Updated:June 25, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Chinese electrical automobile startups Li Auto Inc. and Hozon New Energy Automobile Co. emerged as the primary clients of a brand new long-range battery that Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. unveiled Thursday and plans to start out mass producing in 2023.

    The “Qilin” battery has a variety of greater than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) on one cost, power density of as much as 255 watt-hour per kilogram, and is safer and extra sturdy than current cells, based on CATL, because the world’s largest maker of EV batteries is understood. It can be 13 p.c extra highly effective than one deliberate by Tesla Inc., a serious buyer of CATL.

    The battery — named after a Chinese legendary creature — has the longest vary provided by any mainstream producer but. It comes as CATL faces better strain to innovate and preserve its dominance, with rivals at house and overseas — from BYD Co. and China Aviation Lithium Battery Co. to LG Energy Solution Ltd. and Panasonic Holdings Corp. — growing their very own merchandise.

    Li Auto’s founder and chairman, Li Xiang, used China’s microblogging platform Weibo to attract consideration to a possible battery provide deal, sharing particulars of CATL’s Qilin and commenting: “See you next year.”

    CATL responded: “Qilin has Li Auto.”

    Beijing-based Li Auto, which trades in New York and Hong Kong, is because of launch its first pure EV mannequin in 2023, following two fashions that use gasoline to energy electrical motors, together with its newest — the L9 luxurious SUV — that was unveiled this week, with deliveries to start out in August.

    Hozon additionally used Weibo to publicly hyperlink itself to the brand new battery.

    CATL will even provide batteries to South Korea’s Kia Corp., although the kind of cell is unknown. A CATL spokesman confirmed all three provider offers Friday, with out offering particulars.

    A Kia spokesman declined to touch upon CATL, saying solely that the corporate is cooperating with varied suppliers to “diversify and stabilize battery supply.”

    Source: www.autonews.com

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