SVOLT Thailand Hits 10K EV Battery Milestone, Expands Energy Storage with 6C Fast-Charging Tech

SVOLT’s joint venture factory in Chonburi, Thailand, a collaboration with Thailand’s Banpu Group, recently celebrated the rollout of its 10,000th electric vehicle (EV) battery pack. This achievement marks a significant milestone for SVOLT’s overseas expansion, as the facility plays a key role in the company’s growth strategy.

SVOLT Thailand Hits 10K EV Battery Milestone

Efficient Production and Advanced Technology

SVOLT’s Thailand facility operates two state-of-the-art production lines, the CTP & LCTP/HEV lines, equipped with eight advanced digital systems, including the WMS intelligent logistics system. These systems help the factory achieve a remarkable 99.9% production yield. The Manufacturing Execution System (MES) ensures full-process quality traceability, from raw materials to finished products, and significantly reduces inventory cycles compared to earlier production stages.

Chen Lei, General Manager of SVOLT Thailand, emphasized the factory’s ability to maintain stable EV battery production while accelerating the construction of energy storage production lines. The facility’s future plans include expanding into lightweight power and energy storage solutions tailored to the Southeast Asian market, offering comprehensive battery lifecycle services.

Collaboration and Sustainable Energy Initiatives

The facility also plans to collaborate with local universities for technology transfer and talent development. In partnership with Thai stakeholders, it aims to establish solar-storage-charging pilot projects, contributing to the development of sustainable energy ecosystems in the region. Additionally, future cooperation will focus on EV batteries and battery energy storage systems (BESS) to meet the growing regional demand and strengthen Asia-Pacific supply chains.

The joint venture’s success is powered by advanced short-blade battery technology and intelligent production systems, which contribute to its significant quality and efficiency advantages.

Market Leadership and Technological Innovation

SVOLT has consistently ranked among China’s top 10 power battery manufacturers, supplying EV batteries to major automakers like Great Wall, Dongfeng, Geely, JAC, and Leapmotor. The expansion of its Thailand production facility is expected to further boost SVOLT’s global market share.

SVOLT continues to lead in battery technology with its innovative short-blade batteries. The Phoenix short-blade battery, as reported by Battery China, supports 6C fast charging with an energy density of 195Wh/kg and boasts a lifespan of over 5,000 charge cycles. It also offers intelligent health management, enabling a 15-year/600,000-km warranty, which enhances the company’s competitive edge in "ultra-fast charging + safety" technology.

SVOLT Thailand Hits 10K EV Battery Milestone

Strategic Expansion and Ecosystem Development

Beyond EV batteries, SVOLT Thailand is accelerating its energy storage production and the development of integrated solar-storage-charging projects, signaling the potential for multi-sector growth. Strategically positioned in Southeast Asia, the factory supports SVOLT’s Asia-Pacific strategy by advancing localized production from battery packs to cells. This expansion also explores energy storage material collaborations, furthering SVOLT's commitment to the region’s energy needs.

SVOLT’s partnerships with universities and its "technology + localized operations" model will play a crucial role in cultivating local talent. These initiatives set a benchmark for other Chinese enterprises looking to expand into Southeast Asia, positioning SVOLT as a leader in regional innovation and sustainability.

Conclusion

SVOLT’s Thailand facility stands as a key example of how strategic expansion, advanced technology, and local collaboration can drive growth in the global EV and energy storage markets. As the factory continues to scale its operations, it reinforces SVOLT’s position at the forefront of the clean energy and electric mobility sectors.

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