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Core Insights - The first large-capacity all-solid-state battery production line in China has been completed and is currently undergoing small-scale testing [1] - The all-solid-state battery technology is seen as a significant breakthrough in addressing "range anxiety" and "safety concerns" in the electric vehicle industry [1] - The energy density of the newly developed all-solid-state battery is nearly double that of existing batteries, enabling vehicles with over 500 kilometers of range to achieve more than 1000 kilometers [1] Industry Developments - Currently, no company globally has commercialized all-solid-state batteries, but several companies have set timelines for production and testing [2] - Companies like CATL and Changan Auto plan to achieve vehicle integration by 2027, with Changan's battery safety improved by 70% compared to liquid batteries [2] - The industry is expected to see a peak in pilot production lines in 2026, with small-scale commercialization anticipated by 2027 and a potential market scale of 100 GWh by 2030 [2] Technological Advancements - The transition from laboratory to pilot production for all-solid-state batteries is accelerating, with multiple companies initiating pilot line construction [3] - Key challenges include material systems, manufacturing processes, and cost reduction, with ongoing engineering validation of core processes [3] - The demand for equipment is expected to rise as pilot lines transition to GWh-level production, benefiting equipment manufacturers [3] Company Updates - SAIC Group has achieved full connectivity of its all-solid-state battery production line in Shanghai and plans to conduct vehicle testing in 2023 [4] - Penghui Energy has established its pilot line for solid-state batteries, with results pending further evaluation [4] - Baichuan Co. is monitoring the development of solid-state battery technology but has not yet initiated mass production [4] - The Chinese Association for Science and Technology emphasizes the need to overcome technical bottlenecks in manufacturing costs and lifecycle for solid-state batteries [4]