BTR New Material Group (BTR), a leading Chinese battery material producer, plans to showcase new battery technologies and seek partnerships in the smart vehicle sector at the upcoming China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE).

The expo is a key opportunity to expand cooperation and integrate resources, BTR Chairman He Xueqin told China.org.cn in an interview. 

"The CISCE facilitates global supply chain connections, brings together enterprises of all sizes and promotes collaboration between industry, academia and research," He said. "It aligns perfectly with our strategy of openness and win-win cooperation."

At last year's event, BTR showcased significant breakthroughs in solid-state battery electrolyte materials and unveiled its 6C fast-charging T graphite anode, designed for quicker charging. The new product attracted considerable attention from potential partners.

"We continue to lead innovation in new energy materials," He said. "Our products not only power new energy vehicles worldwide but also help drive the industry toward greater efficiency and environmental sustainability."

As a returning exhibitor, BTR has shifted its focus from simply showcasing technology to building a broader industry ecosystem. He said the expo enables the company to move beyond its traditional role as a supplier and become a "solution provider" amid the global restructuring of the smart vehicle industry, promoting a shift from individual competition to collaborative innovation.