TREE NEWS update: China has initiated three national standards for solid-state batteries for electric vehicles, covering performance, safety, and lifespan specifications. Wang Fang, chief scientist at CATARC, announced on September 4 that the standards have been approved for project initiation, with draft comments expected by end of this year. This move aims to fill gaps in international standards for next-generation battery technology.
China initiates 3 solid-state battery EV standards
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