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CATL Expects Up to 20,000 EVs with Sodium-Ion Batteries in 2026
CATL expects up to 20,000 EVs with sodium-ion batteries in 2026, backed by $1.5B R&D and -30°C cold-weather operation as lithium prices surge 190%.
CATL Tener Sodium Hits 15,000 Cycles: World’s First Field-Validated Sodium Storage Launches
Quick Answer CATL’s TENER Sodium is the world’s first field-validated sodium battery energy storage system. Launched June 22, 2026 in Munich, it delivers 15,000 cycles…
CATL One-Shell-Two-Cells Sodium-Ion Battery Beats -25C Winter Fade With 15,000 Cycles
CATL's One-Shell-Two-Cells platform allows sodium and lithium cells in the same pack, delivering 15,000-cycle durability and reliable performance at -25 degrees Celsius.
CATL Sodium-Ion Battery Enters Mass Production, Targeting 160 Wh/kg by 2026
CATL confirms first-generation sodium-ion battery enters mass production, targeting 160 Wh/kg energy density. Commercial EV deployment expected H2 2026 with 20-30% cost savings versus LFP.
CATL Advances Sodium-Ion Battery Mass Production to 2026
CATL Chief Scientist Wu Kai announced sodium-ion batteries will enter mass production in 2026, accelerating from a Q4 timeline with 175 Wh/kg density at 30% lower cost.
CATL Swap Network Vision Extends Tech Day Battery Push
CATL's 2026 Tech Day tied new battery chemistries to a swap-and-supercharge roadmap, extending the story beyond cells into charging infrastructure plans.
CATL Tech Day Adds 1,500km Battery and 10C Charging
CATL Tech Day 2026 highlighted 1,500km-class range, 10C ultra-fast charging, sodium-ion batteries, and new chemistries for the next EV battery cycle ahead.
CATL’s Sodium Battery Expansion Nears $690M and 40 GWh
CATL's planned 5 billion RMB sodium-ion battery expansion, about $690 million, points to 40 GWh of capacity as sodium chemistry moves toward scale.