CATL targets 200GWh sodium-ion cells, nearly 3x last year’s global capacity
A giant production ramp signals how CATL plans to dodge lithium price swings without slowing EV and grid storage.
By Abdullah Al-Otaibi·· 3 min
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A giant production ramp signals how CATL plans to dodge lithium price swings without slowing EV and grid storage.
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