Foxconn (Hon Hai) has broken ground in southern Taiwan for a NT$6 billion (US$201.58 million) project to build a R&D and manufacturing facility for battery cells.
It has become an irreversible trend to incorporate third-generation semiconductor materials such as silicon carbide (SiC) into power devices and modules for electric vehicles (EV)...
Taiwan-based APh ePower, the company engaged in the development of aluminum-ion (Al-ion) battery technology, aims to commercialize production of such batteries in 2025, according...
As handsets and consumer devices will continue to see sluggish sales prospects, automotive chip vendors hope foundry partners can again allocate more capacity for still-scant automotive...
China-based drone maker Da-Jiang Innovations Science and Technology (DJI) has developed Level 4 autonomous driving technology, which will be initially used in KiWi EV, an electric...
As battery demand for energy storage and electric vehicles (EV) rises in the US, lithium battery makers with foreign investment in the country could face similar challenges that TSMC...
Taiwan-based LED automotive lighting module maker Excellence Optoelectronics (EOI) expects new orders and the arrival of its new plant in the US to deliver revenue growth of over...
A seasonal pick-up in end-market demand will still take place this year despite macro headwinds, leading Pegatron to expect sales performance in the second half of 2022 to outperform...
Winbond Electronics is poised to further expand its automotive flash offering as a proportion of company revenue in 2022, as the chipmaker has cut into the supply chains of first-tier...
China-based automakers are striving for government subsidies for new energy vehicles (NEVs) as the subsidy program is drawing to an end this year, according to industry sources.
US and European battery makers are placing their focus on developing semi-solid-state and solid-state batteries, while manufacturers based in South Korea and China continue to compete...
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