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Nov 13,2025
On 6 November 2025, the fifth Hungary Battery Day opened in Budapest. Zhang Huanting, General Manager of EVE Energy's Hungary project, was invited to attend and delivered a speech on the theme of "Global Technology and Local Value," demonstrating the company's technological capabilities and commitment to localisation to the European market, and showing a firm determination to cultivate the European market.

The conference, organised by the Hungarian Battery Association, is the most influential industry event in Eastern Europe, bringing together leading companies, research institutions and technical experts from the global battery industry. Attending the conference and engaging in discussions were authoritative experts and industry leaders including PÉter KaderjÁk, Executive Director of the Hungarian Battery Association, Dr ÁdÁm Nagy, Deputy State Secretary for Industrial Affairs of the Ministry for National Economy of Hungary, Dr Rita SzÉp-TÜske, Deputy CEO of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA), and Oskaras Alšauskas, Energy Analyst at the International Energy Agency (IEA), collectively exploring sustainable development paths for the battery industry.

During the meeting, Mr.Zhang Huanting outlined EVE Energy’s localization strategy of "In Europe, For Europe." He emphasized that the Hungary plant will adopt mature battery technologies verified in the Chinese market to provide high-performance large cylindrical battery products for European customers. Once fully operational, the project will achieve an annual production capacity of 28GWh and create over 1,000 local jobs. EVE Energy will strictly implement environmental and social responsibility standards, actively integrate into the local community, and strive to become a model for China-Central Europe cooperation in the new energy industry.
Currently, the Hungary project has fully entered the critical stage of electromechanical installation and commissioning, with production expected to commence in 2027. Officially launched in June 2024, the project has a total investment of approximately RMB 9.971 billion, covering an area of about 450,000 square meters. As a key component of the company’s global layout, the goal is to develop it into a new energy industrial hub integrating manufacturing, supply chain management, and customer service, fully serving the European market.

Looking ahead, EVE will continue to advance its globalization strategy, accelerating the building of an international operation system characterized by "global manufacturing, global cooperation, glocal service." Leveraging the Hungary base, the company will deepen its presence in the European market. By organically combining localized operations with a global vision, EVE Energy aims to drive technological innovation and provide higher-quality new energy solutions for customers worldwide.