Integrated Battery Technology Report 2025: 17 Vehicle Models and 34 Innovations Transforming the Future of Power Batteries

Integrated Battery and Battery Innovation Technology Report 2025: 17 Models Embrace New Technologies, 34 Battery Innovations Unveiled

Discover the latest advancements in power battery technology with the Integrated Battery & Innovation Technology Report 2025. This comprehensive report highlights 17 vehicle models that utilize integrated batteries and showcases 34 new battery innovation technologies. It explores cutting-edge integrated battery technologies such as CTP (Cell to Pack), CTB (Cell to Body), CTC (Cell to Chassis), and CTV, along with significant fast-charging breakthroughs that have made a transition from 6C to 10C possible. Stay updated on industry trends in battery development, innovation, and fast-charging capabilities.

### Key Findings from the Report

The Integrated Battery and Battery Innovation Technology Report 2025 provides an in-depth analysis of the rapidly evolving landscape of integrated battery systems and innovative battery technologies. It examines their current development status, installation practices, and market integration while projecting future growth trends.

#### Advancements in Integrated Battery Technologies

Integrated battery technologies include methods that combine battery packs with vehicle structures, prominently featuring CTP and CTB/CTC systems. These technologies enable seamless integration of battery cells into the vehicle chassis, enhancing the electric vehicle’s range, structural integrity, and space efficiency. Currently, 17 vehicle models have adopted these integrated technologies, led by manufacturers such as Leapmotor, BYD, Tesla, and Xpeng. Recently, companies like Changan, Geely, and Avatr have also begun utilizing CTB, CTV, and other advanced technologies.

One notable innovation is Geely’s “blade-type” LiFePO4 Aegis Dagger Battery, launched in April 2024. This battery represents a major improvement from earlier models by leveraging CTB technology, integrating directly into the vehicle structure for enhanced rigidity and safety. Key features include high-strength steel, advanced thermal management, and an improved safety system.

Leapmotor’s CTC 2.0 Plus, introduced in March 2025, offers improved safety, integration, and intelligence, featuring heightened impact resistance and increased bottom strength. This technology will debut in the upcoming Leapmoon B10, marking a significant advancement in the adoption of integrated battery designs.

#### Surge in Battery Innovation Technologies from 2024 to 2025

BMW’s sixth-generation power battery, which features innovative large cylindrical cells, is leading global advancements with plans for retrofitting next-generation models by 2026. Among 12 battery suppliers, CATL stands out for unveiling seven new technologies applied across various vehicle types. Its 6C LiFePO4 battery, capable of providing an extra 350 kilometers of range with just a 10-minute charge, is set for future installation in high-tech platforms like Ultium’s quasi-900V.

#### Fast Charging Technologies Evolving from 6C to 10C

Significant progress has been made in fast charging technologies, with batteries now able to achieve 10C charging rates. Milestones in this area include CATL’s 6C LiFePO4, SVOLT Energy’s supercharged battery, and EVE’s cylindrical battery. BYD’s “flash charging battery” can refuel at unprecedented speeds, covering 20 kilometers in just 10 seconds and achieving a range of 400 kilometers in only five minutes of charging.

In this competitive environment, the BYD battery used in the Han L and Tang L models, set to launch in April, showcases remarkable performance, including a maximum speed exceeding 300 km/h.

#### The Emerging Role of Batteries in PHEVs and EREVs

As Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) and Extended Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs) become more popular, specialized batteries are evolving to ensure high power output alongside rapid charging capabilities. Companies like CATL, SVOLT Energy, and CALB are focusing on this segment, introducing innovative solutions to meet diverse needs.

CATL’s Freevoy Super Hybrid Battery, launched with the Avatr 12, represents a pioneering effort in this arena, with plans to expand across 30 vehicle models from manufacturers like Geely and Chery by 2025. Additionally, SVOLT Energy’s Dragon Scale Armor hybrid battery is set for mass production, showcasing an 800V 4C capacity, while its off-road and HEV batteries offer tailored solutions for specific vehicle categories.

### Conclusion

This report covers key topics, including:

– Overview of the new energy battery and integrated battery industry
– Overview of new energy vehicle batteries and industry
– Types of batteries: Ternary Lithium, LiFePO4, Solid-state
– Innovative battery technology landscape
– Integration of batteries in the industry
– Integrated battery technologies: CTP, CTC, CTB
– Tier 1 suppliers of battery integration and innovative technologies
– Development trends of new energy batteries and integrated batteries

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