Diversification of cooperation models in the field of solid-state batteries

In the field of solid-state batteries, the cooperation models are mainly manifested in the following ways:

 

● Cooperation between terminal OEMs and battery manufacturers

 

This cooperation model involves direct cooperation between vehicle manufacturers and battery manufacturers, with the aim of jointly promoting the development of solid-state battery technology in the commercial vehicle market and industrial chain. For example, the cooperation between FAW Jiefang and Farasis Energy, Changan Automobile and Ganfeng Lithium, and Mercedes-Benz and Factorial Energy.

 

● Cooperation between R&D start-ups and traditional lithium battery materials and equipment companies

 

This cooperation model helps start-ups obtain technical and market support from traditional companies, while traditional companies can also obtain new technologies through cooperation and achieve industrial upgrading. For example, the cooperation cases of Zhongke Guneng and Putailai, Enli Power and Putailai, Zhongke Shenlan Huize and Xingyuan Materials, Xinjie Energy and Haimuxing Laser.

 

● Technology and material cooperation

 

This cooperation model focuses more on technology research and development and material innovation. The two parties may be scientific research institutions and enterprises, or cooperation between companies with expertise in specific technical fields. For example, Xiamen Tungsten New Energy and Guolian Research Institute, Shanghai Xiba and Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Minmetals New Energy and Professor Ma Cheng's team of USTC, Weilan New Energy and Pulite.

 

●Industrialization cooperation

 

The goal of this cooperation model is to accelerate the industrialization process of technology. The two parties may include technology providers and industrial application parties, who are committed to transforming laboratory technology into products that can be mass-produced. For example, Xiamen Tungsten New Energy and Xinwanda, Zhongke Guneng and Husong Technology Group, Tailan New Energy and Narada Power.