Exclusive-China Battery Giant CATL Would Build US Plant if Trump Allows It
CATL has restricted its presence in the U.S. market to battery-production licensing deals. Ford is opening a Michigan plant to build low-cost lithium-phosphate batteries under a licensing deal with CATL for its Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning pickup.
China's CATL pushes beyond batteries into power grids, EV platforms
Robin Zeng, the billionaire founder of CATL , aims to reinvent the world’s largest battery maker as a green-energy provider and to slash the cost of developing electric vehicles, upending the economics of the industry that has powered its growth.
Robin Zeng, the founder of the world’s largest EV battery company, says Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s big bet on 4680 cylindrical ...
CATL is the largest battery manufacturer in the world. Its founder and chairman, Robin Zeng, disagrees with Musk on several ...
Robin Zeng, the billionaire founder of CATL, aims to reinvent the world’s largest battery maker as a green-energy provider ...
Despite being founded in California and presently headquartered in Texas, EV giant Tesla (TSLA) is not as red, white and blue as you might think. In fact, a significantly large chunk of its delivery ...
Chinese manufacturer CATL, which dominates the global battery market, plans to move into developing clean power systems ...
Robin Zeng rode China’s EV boom to become the world’s battery king. CATL makes over a third of the world’s EV batteries, ...
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CATL's chairman and CEO Robin Zeng has expressed willingness to build a factory in the US if President-Elect Donald Trump is ...
Chinese battery and electric vehicle companies have faced significant barriers in entering the U.S. market due to ...
Chinese battery giant CATL is looking forward to making batteries in the US if President-elect Donald Trump gives the green light for Chinese investment ...
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