EVE Energy Co., Ltd

In November 2021, Eve Energy unveiled a new phased expansion plan for its Jingmen facilities that replaces the one announced in June. The expansion project will take CN¥ 21.91 billion (US$3.45 billion) of investment, with total facility investment rising to CN¥ 30.5 billion (US$4.8 billion). Expansion plans rose to a total of 124.11 GWh of annual capacity that is either planned or under construction, in addition to the 28.5 GWh operational at the time.

In February 2023, Eve Energy announced that it would invest another CN¥ 10.8 billion (US$1.6 billion) into the Jingmen facility to raise its annual capacity by 60 GWh. It produces batteries for both power supply and energy storage applications, and had an annual capacity of 72.5 GWh at the time, which rose to a total of 152.61 GWh once the expansion projects announced since June 2021 finished by Q2 2023.

Chengdu, Sichuan

In October 2021, Eve Energy announced plans for a new lithium-ion battery research and development center and manufacturing plant located in Chengdu, Sichuan. The manufacturing plant and research institute will be built in two phases, with the first phase projected to have an annual capacity of 20 GWh and the second phase an additional 30 GWh. The total investment will be CN¥ 20 billion, and will occupy a 1000 mu (66.7 ha) parcel of land.

Huizhou, Guangdong

On February 19, 2021, Eve Energy announced that it will invest CN¥ 1 billion to build a battery plant producing prismatic format LFP cells, and CN¥ 2.6 billion to build a hybrid vehicle battery management systems, all located in Huizhou, Guangdong.

Less than a month later on March 11, Eve Energy announced that it will invest an additional CN¥ 3.9 billion (US$600 million) to expand the battery plant portion of the project, which will finish in 18 months. with the land area nearly doubling to 11.7 hectares.

On January 29, 2022, Eve Energy signed an agreement with the Huizhou city government as part of its initiative to invest CN¥ 100 billion into the new energy battery industry complex in the city. Eve Energy committed a minimum of CN¥ 2 billion (US$315 million) of investment into research and development into the city. This includes building research and development centers for batteries and their materials, and increasing the number of senior personnel including PhD holders. Additionally, Eve Energy will introduce upstream battery materials suppliers and their projects into the area as part of the initiative. Eve Energy projects that it will have an economic impact of CN¥ 100 billion in the Huizhou area by 2025.

Qujing, Yunnan

In June 2022, initial plans for a new facility in Qujing, Yunnan were revealed, with an investment of CN¥ 3 billion and 10 GWh of annual capacity for the production of cylindrical-format LFP battery cells.

On January 18, 2023, due to high demand from the new energy vehicle industry, it was announced that investment was raised to CN¥ 5.5 billion (US$815 million) and annual capacity raised to 23 GWh; construction is expected to take 18 months and will commence immediately after approval is completed.

Kulim District, Malaysia

In October 2022, Eve Energy's Malaysian subsidiary announced that plans to invest up to US$422 million into a new battery factory in Malaysia to be completed within three years. In July 2024 Eve Energy announced that it will invest CN¥ 3.3 billion (US$454 million) to build a new factory in Malaysia. It will be located in the Kulim District in the state of Kedah, and is expected to be finished by 2027 after breaking ground in August 2023. It will produce 21700 cylindrical-format NMC battery cells for use in power tools, two-wheeled vehicles, and cleaning devices. The factory will occupy a 26.9 hectare parcel of land.

On February 17, 2025, Eve Energy announced that the facility had produced its first production battery cells the previous day. It is Eve Energy's first operational plant outside of China, and is their 53rd battery plant globally. It has the capacity to produce 680 million battery cells annually.

Debrecen, Hungary

In October 2023, Eve Energy announced that it will invest 400 billion Ft (US$1.4 billion) into a new battery factory in Hungary to supply BMW's Neue Klasse next-generation vehicles. It is expected to be operational by 2026 with an annual output of 28 GWh and will be located in Debrecen. The batteries will be 46 mm (1.8 in) diameter cylindrical NMC cells packaged in a 'cell-to-pack' arrangement, with the packs running at 800 V and capable of up to 350 kW charging speeds.

Other locations

Jingzhou, Hubei

Qidong, Jiangsu

Shenyang, Liaoning

Jianyang, Sichuan

Amplify Cell Technologies

On September 6, 2023, Eve Energy announced that it would establish an American joint venture to serve the North American electric commercial vehicle market. In June 2024 Amplify Cell Technologies (ACT), a joint venture between Eve Energy (10% equity), Accelera, Daimler Trucks & Buses, and Paccar (30% equity each), broke ground on a new battery manufacturing facility located in Marshall County, Mississippi, USA. It will produce square LFP batteries intended for use in North American commercial vehicles produced by the joint venture partners, with an annual production capacity of 21 GWh and production expected to begin in 2026. ACT will use licenses and pay royalties as needed from Eve Power to manufacture and use its products and technologies.