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Huawei’s car unit joins CATL’s 2,520-station battery swap network
Huawei’s smart car business is signing on to CATL’s battery swap network, giving the world’s largest battery maker another heavyweight partner for a technology most of the industry wrote off a decade ago.
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Huawei's Yinwang car unit signed a battery swap deal with CATL, whose Choco-swap network now has 2,520 stations in China. Swapping is getting real.
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