Chery, a leading Chinese automaker, is set to start trials of solid‑state batteries in its electric vehicles next year, signaling a push toward faster charging and longer range. The move follows growing global interest in the technology, which promises higher energy density and improved safety compared to current lithium‑ion cells. Industry observers note that successful testing could give Chery a competitive edge in China’s rapidly expanding EV market and position it as a pioneer in next‑generation battery tech.
Chinese carmaker Chery to begin testing solid-state EV batteries next year South China Morning Post
