# Solid-State Batteries
Latest news and articles about Solid-State Batteries
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The Battery King’s Lament: Robin Zeng’s Blistering Critique of China’s ‘Short-Sighted’ EV Industry
CATL Chairman Robin Zeng has publicly condemned the Chinese battery industry for rampant IP theft and destructive price wars. He warned that short-term procurement strategies and weak patent protection risk mirroring the profitability collapse previously seen in the solar sector.
Solid-State Breakthroughs: China’s Strategic Pivot to Power the Low-Altitude Economy
China is accelerating the integration of solid-state battery technology into its flying car industry to enhance safety and range. A successful cross-strait test flight has signaled the transition of this technology from the lab to the production line, positioning China at the forefront of the global low-altitude economy.
Gotion High-Tech Signals Solid-State Breakthrough with 2GWh Production Target
Gotion High-Tech has announced a breakthrough in solid-state battery technology, achieving an energy density of 400Wh/kg and commencing construction of a 2GWh mass production line. The move signals an aggressive shift toward commercializing next-generation power sources that could redefine EV performance and safety.
The 2027 Horizon: China’s Solid-State Battery Giants Pivot to Gadgets Before Cars
Chinese battery leaders like CATL and BYD have set 2027 as the key year for solid-state battery production, but are shifting their initial focus from mass-market EVs to robotics and drones. Technical hurdles and high costs are driving a strategy of 'small-scale first' to prove safety and refine manufacturing.
China’s Top Battery Expert Tempers Solid-State Hype, Warning of a Decade-Long Scale-Up
Ouyang Minggao, a leading Chinese academician, has projected that all-solid-state batteries will not achieve a meaningful 1% market share for at least five to ten years. While initial vehicle integration may begin in 2027, he argues that current battery technology is already sufficient for most consumers.