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Interview: CATL executives on hybrid vehicles, sodium-ion batteries, and more
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What prompted CATL to develop sodium-ion batteries against the backdrop that battery-grade lithium carbonate prices have been going down?
Our decision to continue developing sodium-ion batteries is certainly based on their advantages.
Therefore, we will continue to invest in the research and development of sodium-ion batteries and other electrochemical battery systems.
Sodium-ion batteries perform well at low temperatures.
What is CATL’s view on the outlook on the Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) market, and more specifically the PHEV and EREV segments?
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