In Pictures: China's 5-year battery plan targets large-scale all-solid-state deployment by 2030

The plan targets consumer devices alongside EVs and grid storage as key markets for next-generation batteries.

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Automakers are expected to be among the biggest beneficiaries of China's push toward all-solid-state commercialization.

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Charging infrastructure stands to gain from higher-energy-density cells envisioned under the 2026-2030 roadmap.

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Beyond vehicles, the plan aims to consolidate the battery supply chain across a wide range of products.

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Consumer electronics remain a testing ground for battery advances that could scale under the new plan.

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Manufacturing expertise will be critical as China pursues large-scale deployment of advanced battery technologies.

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Portable power products illustrate the broad range of applications the five-year plan seeks to cover.

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Electric vehicles are central to the roadmap, which sets goals for 15,000-cycle lithium cells and sodium batteries.

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The plan links battery deployment with renewable energy, targeting large-scale all-solid-state use by 2030.

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