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China’s CATL launches 10 more new models for battery swapping with automakers

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China’s CATL launches 10 more new models for battery swapping with automakers

Shanghai (Reuters) – The general manager of CATL’s battery swapping unit said on Wednesday at the Shanghai auto show that the company would launch 10 more new models for battery swapping with automakers including FAW, Changan, BAIC, Chery and GAC.

(Reporting by Zhang Yan and Brenda Goh; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)

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