In Pictures: Huawei's car unit joins CATL's Choco-swap battery network, adding a heavyweight partner

Huawei's Yinwang unit will make its Qiankun-equipped vehicles compatible with CATL's Choco-swap battery network.

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The framework deal covers swappable battery packs and access to CATL's 2,520-station Choco-swap network.

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Neither company disclosed which models, launch dates or service areas the partnership will cover.

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Battery swapping offers drivers an alternative to conventional plug-in charging.

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CATL's Choco-swap network spans 2,520 stations, giving Huawei-backed vehicles broader access.

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The strategic framework adds a heavyweight partner to CATL's swapping ecosystem.

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Huawei's Qiankun smart driving systems power vehicles that will now be compatible with Choco-swap.

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Terms of the agreement were not disclosed beyond the scope of packs and station access.

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The deal marks the latest tie-up between China's major EV technology suppliers.

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