Geely and Chery Unveil All-Solid-State Battery Roadmaps, Accelerate Commercialization Timeline

Published: Feb 20, 2026 12:45

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On Feb. 20, Chinese automakers Geely and Chery disclosed their latest industrial plans for all-solid-state batteries, signaling an accelerated timeline for deployment.

Both companies said they will unveil prototype all-solid-state batteries this year, marking a transition toward full-scale commercialization.

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