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What if I told you that a Chinese car company—one you’ve probably never heard of—is about to beat global giants like Toyota and Tesla in the race to create the most powerful electric car battery ever made? What if electric vehicles, once mocked for their limited range, suddenly offered over 1,000 miles on a single charge? And what if this technology… wasn't coming in a decade… but next year?

It sounds like science fiction, but it's becoming a shocking reality. And the name behind it? Changan—a company with deep roots, big ambitions, and a bold announcement that might change the entire global auto industry forever.

This isn’t just another EV update. This is a battery war, and Changan may have just fired the winning shot. So… is the solid-state battery revolution finally here? And can Changan really deliver what so many promised… and failed? Let’s find out the truth.

But before then… let’s start by answering a very important question:

What company is Changan?
Changan is not a startup. It’s actually one of China’s oldest and most powerful automakers. The company’s roots date all the way back to 1862, when it started as a military supply factory. Eventually, it evolved into a full-scale automobile manufacturer and is now a state-owned enterprise with massive scale.

Today, Changan produces both internal combustion engine vehicles and electric cars, and they’re not alone. They’ve partnered with some of the biggest names in tech and automotive manufacturing, including Ford through a joint venture, Mazda, Peugeot and Citroën (until their recent exit from the Chinese market), Huawei for smart car technology, and C-A-T-L, one of the world’s largest battery producers.