Kandi subsidiary China Battery Exchange wins order to equip 18 CATL heavy-truck battery swap stations

KNDI•2026-07-20

Scope of work

The scope covers equipment manufacturing, delivery, site deployment, plus after-sales maintenance for the stations.

CATL swap-station plan

CATL’s “Ten Thousand Station Plan” targets about 900 heavy-truck swap stations by end-2026, positioning China Battery Exchange for more orders.

Order from CATL’s QIJI Energy

Kandi Technologies’ wholly owned China Battery Exchange won an equipment procurement order from CATL’s QIJI Energy for 18 heavy-truck battery swap stations.

First batch under strategic cooperation agreement

The order is the first batch under a three-year strategic cooperation agreement signed in January 2026, following an initial order in August 2025.

Kandi subsidiary China Battery Exchange wins order to equip 18 CATL heavy-truck battery swap stations

Scope of work

CATL swap-station plan

Order from CATL’s QIJI Energy

First batch under strategic cooperation agreement

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