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CATL’s Shenxing Pro Battery Promises 600,000-Mile Life and 10-Minute Charges
CATL unveiled its Shenxing Pro battery at IAA Munich, offering up to 470 miles of range, 10-minute fast charging, and durability exceeding 600,000 miles. With two tailored packs and major European investments, CATL is pushing Chinese battery tech to the forefront of the EV market.
Changan’s 930-Mile EV Sets New Benchmark — Is Tesla Losing Its Edge?
Changan has unveiled a new EV capable of traveling 930 miles on a single charge, enabled by a 400 Wh/kg solid-state battery — more than twice the energy density of traditional lithium-ion cells. Safety, weight reduction, and fast charging are major benefits. With prototypes due by 2025 and mass production starting 2027, this breakthrough could reshape global EV competition and challenge Tesla’s dominance.
Hyundai Unlocks Key to Solid-State EV Batteries
Hyundai has patented a solid-state battery breakthrough that allows copper to replace costly metals in sulfide-based cells. The innovation improves conductivity, lowers costs, and boosts durability, potentially making EVs like the Ioniq 5 more affordable and higher-performing. While patents don’t guarantee production, this advance could accelerate the path toward mass-market solid-state EVs.
MG4 Becomes First EV with Semi-Solid-State Battery Approved for Sale in China
The MG4 has become the first mass-produced EV with a semi-solid-state battery approved for sale in China. Featuring a 120 kW motor and an advanced manganese-based lithium-ion pack from Suzhou Qingtao Power Technology, the new variant will launch globally by the end of 2025, with pricing to be revealed in September.
How Long Does a Tesla Battery Last?
Tesla batteries are engineered for long-term performance, supported by advanced thermal control, software optimization, and active battery management systems. This in-depth guide explores Tesla’s lithium-ion technology, real-world degradation data, and best practices to extend battery life. With most owners reporting 5% or less degradation after 50,000 miles, proper charging and usage habits can significantly enhance Tesla battery longevity.