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Phoenix Motor Forms Battery Supply Partnership With Cenntro Unit
Apr 23, 2024 2:18 AM

04:54 AM EDT, 04/23/2024 (MT Newswires) -- Phoenix Motor ( PEV ) said Tuesday it formed a strategic partnership with Cenntro's ( CENN ) Cennatic Power unit, which will supply custom-manufactured advanced battery packs for Phoenix Motor's ( PEV ) electric vehicles.

Under the partnership, Cennatic agreed to develop and produce battery packs designed for Phoenix Motor's ( PEV ) heavy-duty transit buses, and medium- and light-duty vehicles. No financial terms were disclosed.

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