China’s electric‑vehicle market is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with manufacturers rolling out almost three new models each day, according to recent industry data. Amid this surge, battery giant CATL has raised alarms over a spike in batch failures, citing quality control concerns that could ripple across the supply chain. The warning comes as automakers scramble to meet soaring demand while ensuring safety and reliability, prompting regulators to consider tighter oversight. Industry observers say the situation could reshape competitive dynamics and influence consumer confidence in the rapidly expanding EV sector.
China is launching nearly 3 new EVs a day, CATL warns of batch battery failures carnewschina.com
