Xiaomi Motors Emerges as CATL's Largest Customer with April 2025 Battery Sales

Published: May 30, 2025 18:09 (GMT+8)

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[Xiaomi Becomes CATL's Largest Customer with 100,000 Vehicles Sold] Recently, the battery installations of major battery producers in April 2025 were announced. Among them, CATL took the top spot with a 44.7% market share, followed by BYD's FinDreams Battery with a 23.3% share, with these two battery producers accounting for 68% of the market. Notably, among CATL's toll processing customers, Xiaomi Motors became the largest customer for the first time, accounting for 9.8%, surpassing Geely with 9.6% and Tesla with 8.1%.

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