China’s lithium-ion battery exports to the European Union have sharply increased as part of a broader push to expand manufacturing capacity on the continent. The surge reflects efforts by Chinese firms to capitalize on Europe’s growing demand for clean energy solutions and reduce reliance on imports from other regions. Local production growth is being supported by investments in new facilities and partnerships with European companies. Analysts suggest the move could reshape the global battery supply chain amid rising tensions over energy security.
European production drive sees China’s lithium-ion battery exports to EU surge South China Morning Post
