On October 15, 2026, the 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) opened in Guangzhou. Phase 1 of the fair is held under the theme “Advanced Manufacturing.” Camel Group is showcasing a broad portfolio that includes SLI, EFB and AGM automotive low-voltage lead-acid batteries, low-voltage lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries, as well as battery products for light electric vehicles (LEVs). The lineup covers diverse applications including vehicle starting, auxiliary power, engine-off power and light electric mobility.

LEV Battery Products Expand into More Low-Speed Mobility Applications
At this year’s fair, Camel Group is also showcasing battery products for electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers, low-speed four-wheelers and golf carts, addressing different requirements for driving range, payload, cycle life and total cost of ownership.

For lithium-ion batteries used in electric two- and three-wheelers and low-speed four-wheelers, Camel has developed two voltage platforms — 64V and 76.8V — with capacities ranging from 20Ah to 206Ah. Featuring lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells and an intelligent battery management system (BMS), the products are suited to applications ranging from daily commuting and last-mile delivery to cargo transport and construction and utility vehicles.

Building on more than four decades of lead-acid battery expertise, Camel has also developed an LEV lead-acid battery portfolio spanning 6V, 8V and 12V platforms, with capacities ranging from 13.3Ah to 150Ah. Designed for electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers, low-speed four-wheelers and golf carts, the products focus on capacity, deep-cycle durability and stable performance to provide reliable power across different duty cycles and range requirements.
A Diversified Portfolio for Automotive Low-Voltage Applications
Camel is also displaying SLI, EFB and AGM automotive low-voltage lead-acid batteries, together with low-voltage lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries, presenting a diversified product portfolio for different vehicle architectures and applications.

SLI, EFB and AGM lead-acid batteries are widely used for starting applications in passenger and commercial vehicles. Camel’s low-voltage lithium-ion portfolio spans 12V to 48V architectures, supporting vehicle starting, auxiliary and backup power, commercial-vehicle parking air-conditioning systems and 48V electrical systems.

Recently, Camel’s 12V sodium-ion battery entered a pre-development project with a European automotive manufacturer, with further technical development and validation work to follow. The sodium-ion battery displayed at this year’s Canton Fair further highlights Camel’s latest progress in next-generation automotive low-voltage battery technology. Continued progress on the project is expected to broaden Camel’s low-voltage battery technology options for different vehicle platforms.
Connecting with Global Customers and Deepening Cooperation in Key Markets
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Canton Fair. During the event, Camel Group is engaging with customers and partners from Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia-Pacific and other regions, discussing regional market needs, product applications and potential cooperation opportunities while continuing to expand its international partnerships.

Supported by its global “10+6+3+2” footprint — 10 smart manufacturing bases, 6 overseas offices, 3 R&D centers and 2 circular business systems — Camel has built an integrated global network spanning R&D, manufacturing, sales and service, providing customers across different regions with stable product supply and responsive support.
Advancing Multiple Battery Technologies for Global Mobility
Looking ahead, Camel Group will continue to advance the development of lead-acid, lithium-ion and sodium-ion technologies and bring them into increasingly production-ready applications. The company will further strengthen its diversified product portfolio and deepen collaboration with customers and partners worldwide, delivering reliable, application-focused battery products and solutions for evolving vehicle platforms and market needs.
