In Pictures: CATL advances 20 Ah solid-state EV batteries, targeting 500 Wh/kg and 2027 trial production

CATL's solid-state battery push aims to deliver 500 Wh/kg cells for next-generation EVs.

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The 20 Ah milestone moves CATL closer to small-scale solid-state production in 2027.

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Higher energy density could extend EV range and reduce charging stops.

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Solid-state cells promise benefits across electric transport, from cars to scooters.

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CATL targets mass-market solid-state battery output around 2030.

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Energy density gains of 500 Wh/kg would mark a major step beyond today's lithium-ion packs.

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Solid-state technology is expected to improve safety and charging performance.

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CATL, the world's largest EV battery maker, is racing rivals toward solid-state commercialization.

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Trial production in 2027 will test solid-state cells before wider rollout.

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