CALB Unveils Full Technology Matrix and Next-Gen Solid-State Batteries at Beijing Auto Show

BEIJING — From April 24 to April 29, the 2024 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition witnessed CALB’s cutting-edge battery systems powering a wave of global debut vehicles. Industry observers noted that Harmony OS Intelligent Travel Shangjie Z7/Z7T, Zhijie R7, Toyota Bozhi 7, XPeng GX, ArcFox S3, and Yijing X9 all featured CALB’s top-tier battery packs. Moreover, more than 30 brands and over 40 vehicle models displayed CALB-powered solutions throughout the show floor.

As a dedicated battery expert, CALB focused its booth on technology leadership and full-scenario implementation, presenting three core achievements: its flagship “top-tier” battery series, the Zhiyuan commercial vehicle battery line, and hybrid solid-liquid together with all-solid-state battery platforms. The company fully demonstrated its forward-looking industrial footprint in power batteries, the low-altitude economy, humanoid robotics, and other emerging segments — underscoring the depth of its R&D and mass-production readiness.

CALB’s premium battery technology continues to raise the bar for high-end vehicle electrification. According to technical presentations at the event, the 80–100kWh ternary lithium battery pack adheres to the industry's highest safety standards and has been integrated into multiple premium vehicle models, establishing a new benchmark for large-capacity safety and performance. Simultaneously, CALB’s 10C ultra-fast charging battery delivered standout specs: “5 minutes of charging delivers 400 km of range,” zero capacity attenuation even at -20°C, and a full-charge range of up to 1,000 km — bringing an unprecedented charging experience to end-users and addressing key range anxiety concerns.

Beyond fast-charging leadership, the battery manufacturer is accelerating the industrialization of hybrid solid-liquid and all-solid-state technologies while actively diversifying into new mobility scenarios:

• 360Wh/kg aerospace‑grade high‑energy battery: The world’s first large-scale mass production unit, now paired with the XPeng AeroHT X3-F flying car, which recently rolled off the production line at the Chengdu factory. It features 25C ultra‑high rate discharge and holds dual certification for both automotive regulations and aviation airworthiness — a significant leap for low‑altitude electric aircraft.
• 400Wh/kg hybrid solid‑liquid battery: Officially launched and already in mass production for full‑vehicle integration. With 2C ultra‑fast charging capability and a 20%+ improvement in driving range at -25°C, the cell has passed 44 stringent safety verifications, officially opening up large‑scale commercial application for advanced hybrid solid‑state chemistries.
• 450Wh/kg all‑solid‑state battery: CALB has completed the R&D and finalisation of all‑solid‑state cells dedicated to humanoid robots and electric aircraft ahead of schedule. Alongside those breakthroughs, a 60Ah automotive‑grade all‑solid‑state battery (with energy density exceeding 400Wh/kg) is being developed concurrently. Furthermore, the industry’s leading all‑solid‑state dedicated production line has been constructed first, steadily advancing engineering‑level integration and on‑vehicle validation in real‑world conditions.

During media briefings, CALB representatives emphasized that the company is well positioned to support next‑generation applications spanning electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, robotaxi platforms, and even humanoid robotics. The simultaneous showcase of commercial vehicle battery systems (Zhiyuan series) and extreme fast-charging solutions reaffirms CALB's ambition to dominate both terrestrial and aerial electric vehicle energy storage segments. With more than 40 models already relying on its battery systems, the Beijing Auto Show confirmed that the supplier’s full technology matrix is shifting from promise to production.

As the exhibition closed its media and public days, analysts pointed to CALB’s portfolio as one of the most comprehensive energy-storage displays. The company’s ability to pair 10C fast charging with mass-produced hybrid solid-liquid cells, while also showcasing a dedicated line for all-solid-state batteries, signals a major competitive edge. For global automakers aiming to secure next‑generation battery supply, CALB’s proactive engineering — from airworthy 360Wh/kg packs to robot-oriented solid-state prototypes — offers a robust and technically differentiated roadmap