SVOLT Ranked 9th Globally in H1 2026 EV Battery Installations with 40.9% Growth

According to the latest data released by SNE Research, global EV battery installations reached 608.5GWh in the first half of 2026, representing a 20% year-on-year increase.

SVOLT achieved 15.7GWh in EV battery installations, ranking 9th globally with a 40.9% year-on-year growth rate, significantly outperforming the industry average.

This growth reflects SVOLT's continued progress in product innovation, global market expansion, and strategic deployment.

At the product level, SVOLT continues to strengthen its technology leadership. The newly launched Fengxing ShortBlade 3.0 enables 10%-80% SOC replenishment in just 5.25 minutes. The hybrid solid-liquid 6C fast-charging cell achieves an energy density of 233Wh/kg and is targeted for series production in Q3 2027. Meanwhile, High-speed stacking 4.0 introduces the industry's first 16-electrode simultaneous stacking technology, improving efficiency by 100%.

Global expansion is also accelerating. In June, SVOLT achieved 1.49GWh overseas EV battery shipments, up 26% month-on-month. From January to May, overseas installations reached 6.3GWh, increasing 97% year-on-year.

SVOLT has become deeply integrated into the supply chains of global automotive companies including Stellantis and VinFast. Overseas shipments are expected to account for 54% of total shipments in 2026, marking a new milestone in global growth.

Looking ahead, SVOLT will continue advancing its three strategic growth areas: EV batteries, energy storage, and emerging applications. Through innovations such as High-speed stacking, thermal-electric separation, and separator transfer‑printing technologies, SVOLT is moving toward its vision of becoming a global energy interconnection technology company.