How much funding has Sunwoda EVB raised?

Sunwoda EVB has raised $1.6B in total funding, most recently a Growth Equity round.

Who are Sunwoda EVB's investors?

Sunwoda EVB's investors include Bank of China Group Investment, CCB Capital Management, Cornerstone Ventures, Beijing Bohua Capital, NIO Capital, Xpeng.

When was Sunwoda EVB founded?

Sunwoda EVB was founded in 2014.

Where is Sunwoda EVB headquartered?

Sunwoda EVB is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.

What industry is Sunwoda EVB in?

Sunwoda EVB operates in Climate Tech.

How many employees does Sunwoda EVB have?

Sunwoda EVB has 10001+ employees.

Sunwoda EVB

Sunwoda

Shenzhen, China · Founded 2014 · $1.6B raised

Climate Tech

Headquarters: Shenzhen
Employees: 10001+
Founded: 2014
Business Model: B2B

Website: en.sunwoda.com
Total Funding: $1.6B
Last Round: $380.0M Growth EquityJan 2024
Rounds: 4

About

Sunwoda Mobility Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (SEVB) is the electric vehicle battery subsidiary of Sunwoda Electronic Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen Stock Exchange: 300207), a global leader in lithium-ion batteries with nearly 30 years of history. Founded in 2014, SEVB is a world-leading comprehensive new energy technology enterprise integrating the production, marketing, and R&D of battery cells, modules, BMS (Battery Management Systems), and PACK solutions. The company provides competitive and scenario-based power battery solutions and energy storage cells for the new energy industry, serving top global automotive manufacturers. SEVB operates eight manufacturing bases across China in Boluo, Huizhou, Nanjing, Nanchang, Zaozhuang, Shifang, Yichang, Yiwu, and Maoming, with technology centers in Silicon Valley, Israel, Germany (Hamburg), and Taiwan. SEVB has also established international production facilities in Thailand and Hungary to support its global expansion.

Summary

Sunwoda EVB is a Climate Tech company based in Shenzhen, China, founded in 2014. It has raised $1.6B in total across 4 rounds, most recently a $380.0M Growth Equity round in Jan 2024. Investors include Bank of China Group Investment, CCB Capital Management and Cornerstone Ventures.