“Schaeffler and CATL have signed a letter of intent to collaborate on battery management systems and power electronics solutions for the European market. This partnership aims to leverage their combined expertise across the battery value chain to drive electromobility forward.”
Schaeffler and CATL are taking their collaboration in electromobility to the next level with a new agreement focused on joint development of battery management systems and power electronics solutions tailored for the European market.
The partnership will see Schaeffler handling hardware and software development, while CATL will bring its extensive experience with battery cells and systems to the table, ensuring a comprehensive approach to enhancing electromobility solutions.
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