英国投资 10 亿英镑建设电动车电池工厂，中国远景动力负责运营

Core Insights - The UK government is investing £1 billion (approximately 94.99 billion RMB) in the electric vehicle sector, with Chinese battery technology company AESC set to build a new super factory in Sunderland to support the transition to electric transportation [1][6] Group 1: Investment and Production - AESC will operate the new factory in Sunderland, which is expected to employ around 1,000 people and produce batteries capable of powering 100,000 electric vehicles annually [6] - This factory will expand the UK's battery manufacturing capacity sixfold, enhancing the competitiveness of domestic electric vehicles in both local and global markets [6] Group 2: Financial Support and Partnerships - The UK government, through the National Wealth Fund and UK Export Finance, is providing guarantees of up to £680 million (approximately 64.59 billion RMB) for the project [6] - Participating banks in the financing include Standard Chartered, HSBC, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, BNP Paribas, and Spain's BBVA, while AESC will raise the remaining funds through private loan institutions [6] Group 3: Strategic Goals and Market Trends - AESC's CEO, Masashi Matsumoto, stated that this investment marks a significant milestone in supporting the UK's decarbonization process and the expansion of the electric vehicle market [6] - The UK’s electric vehicle market share reached 20.4% in April, with registrations increasing by 31% year-on-year, while demand for fuel vehicles has decreased by nearly a quarter [6]