Gotion High-Tech Partners with BASF to Accelerate Iterative Upgrades in Solid-State Battery Technology

2026-02-15 | Calvin

Recently, Gotion High-Tech and BASF signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Hefei to jointly develop next-generation solid-state battery technology. This collaboration will fully integrate both parties’ core strengths in materials innovation and battery research and development, marking a new stage in Gotion High-Tech’s strategic deployment toward large-scale and systematic advancement in next-generation solid-state batteries.

According to the agreement, the partnership will center on collaborative innovation, focusing on the joint development of high-performance materials for next-generation solid-state batteries, covering multiple core material categories. Leveraging Gotion High-Tech’s industrialization capabilities in solid-state battery technology and BASF’s deep expertise in materials research and development, the two companies will carry out joint battery and system design as well as targeted material development. Together, they aim to precisely overcome key technical bottlenecks in the commercialization of solid-state batteries.

In addition, both parties will further explore the market promotion of their joint R&D achievements, accelerating the transformation of innovative outcomes into global markets and empowering diverse application scenarios such as new energy vehicles and energy storage systems.

“We are delighted to once again reach a consensus for cooperation with Gotion High-Tech. As a globally leading chemical company deeply rooted in the Chinese market, BASF has always driven the upgrading of the new energy industry through materials innovation. Leveraging our strong product portfolio, continuous R&D capabilities, and global technology platform, we will work hand in hand with Gotion High-Tech to create sustainable material solutions and jointly build a greener energy future.”

Dr. Lou Jianfeng
Chairman and President, BASF Greater China

“Gotion High-Tech and BASF have worked together for thirteen years, from the early days of the lithium battery industry to international expansion, and now entering a new stage of cooperation in next-generation battery technologies. The industrialization of solid-state batteries is fundamentally built upon materials science. Although there are still many difficulties and challenges ahead, as long as we remain committed to our vision and continue striving for excellence, the technology will become increasingly mature, the system more robust, and the industry will embrace an even brighter future.”

Li Zhen
Chairman, Gotion High-Tech

At present, Gotion High-Tech has achieved breakthroughs in key solid-state battery technologies. Its Jinshi all-solid-state battery has established the first 0.2 GWh pilot production line, with a yield rate exceeding 90% and an energy density of 300 Wh/kg. The G-Yuan semi-solid battery has completed vehicle integration and testing with multiple customers. Looking ahead, Gotion High-Tech will continue to collaborate with global partners to accelerate the commercialization and application of innovative technologies, injecting strong momentum into the green transformation of the global new energy industry.