Kandi subsidiary China Battery Exchange wins follow-on CATL order for heavy-truck battery swap stations

By Public Technologies
  • Kandi Technologies said its China Battery Exchange unit secured a second batch equipment order for CATL heavy-truck battery swap stations.
  • Order came from QIJI Energy, a CATL subsidiary, two months after an initial batch order in July 2026.
  • Move extends a three-year strategic supply deal signed in January 2026 for QIJI Energy’s heavy-truck battery-swapping program.
  • China Battery Exchange’s Lin’an plant started production in July 2026, targeting annual capacity of up to 200 swap stations.


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