Tesla's Shanghai factory will reach a battery supply agreement with nine times

According to media reports, Tesla has reached a battery supply agreement with nine times, which will supply batteries to the Shanghai super plant and possibly expand other businesses.
Previously, Panasonic made batteries in Japan and exported them to California for use in the Model S and Model X, while the two companies worked together to make the Model 3 batteries at a factory in Nevada. In the past few years, Tesla has started using batteries from Samsung SDI and LG Chem for its stationary energy storage products.
Earlier this year, Tesla was reported to have reached a battery deal with LG for a Model 3 factory, but now single times may be joining in. Ningde, a leading battery manufacturer in China, has been expanding its market in recent years: it signed a contract with Sweden's national electric vehicle company to guarantee the production of hundreds of thousands of pure electric vehicles every year. BMW has signed a $1 billion battery supply contract to support future car development. Honda reached an agreement to supply batteries for nearly 1 million all-electric vehicles.