CATL plans robot repair hubs to fix EV batteries in 72 hours across 100 cities
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CATL, the world's largest battery manufacturer, is building robotic repair centers designed to fix damaged EV batteries at the cell level in under 72 hours, reducing repair costs from approximately $15,000 for full replacement to roughly $1,480, and plans to expand to 100 cities worldwide by end of 2026.
These are announcements of planned expansion; the network is still in early deployment phases with 1,376 franchise centers already operating.
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