00:00Huawei's car unit has joined KeoTL, the world's largest battery maker, in its battery swap network.
00:06Cars using Huawei's smart driving system would become compatible with swap stations, KeiTL says.
00:13Yin Wang, Huawei's automotive unit, signed the cooperation framework on Monday.
00:18KeiTL's network already has 2,020 stations across about 200 Chinese cities.
00:24Swappable battery packs and the station network are covered, according to Yin Wang's statement.
00:30Vehicles would find stations, drive in, and align themselves for swaps under KeiTL's automation plan.
00:36Battery swaps themselves take 99 seconds, according to KeiTL's stated figure.
00:41ChacoSwap, KeiTL's battery swapping network, ended 2025 with 1,020 stations before its latest expansion.
00:50But vehicle models, launch dates, and service areas were absent from the announcement.
00:54Huawei's car partnership remains a framework agreement, with compatible vehicles still unnamed.
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