Ningbo Steel Develops Steel for Battery Case of New-energy Cars, Leading the Globe

Published: Nov 09, 2017 09:27 (GMT+8)
Ningbo Steel has launched production of its independent R&D steel for battery case of new-energy cars.

SHANGHAI, Nov.9 (SMM)-Ningbo Steel has launched production of its independent R&D steel for battery case of new-energy cars. The quality of the steel reaches international advanced level through test. Currently only 4 steel plants in the world can produce such steel in a stable pace. Nex step, Ningbo Steel will update the steel to improve its quality, striving to become a “new star” of core components supplier for new-energy cars.


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