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，中国汽车动力电池工业立异同盟今日公?布 2025 年 4 月动力电池月?度信息
，详细信息如下：

产量方面：

4 月
，我国动力和其他电池合计产量为 118.2GWh
，环比下降 0?.03%
，同比增添 49.0%。?

1-4 月
，我国动力和其他电池累计产量为 444.6GWh
，累计同比增添 67.1%。

销量方面：

4 月
，我国动力和其他电池销量为 118.1GWh
，环比增添 ?2.3%
，同比增添 73.5%。其中动力电池销量为 86.6GWh
，占总销量 73.4%
，环比下降 1.0%
，同比增添 72.8%；其他电池销量为 31.5GWh
，占总销量 ?26.6%
，环比增添 12??.5%
，同比增添 75.5%。

1-4 月
，我国动力和其他电池累计销量为 403.9GWh
，累计同比增添 73.7%。其中
，动力电池累计销量为 303.9GWh
，占总销量 7?5.2%
，累计同比增添 56.8%；其他电池累计销量为 100.0GWh
，占总销量 2?4.8%
，累计同比增添 157.8%。

4 月
，我国动力和其他电池合计出口 22.3GWh
，环比下降 2.9%
，同比?增添 64.2%。合计出口占当月销量 18.9%。其中
，动力电池出口量为 ?14.5GWh
，占总出口量 64.8%
，环比增添 4.0%
，同比增添 53.6%；其他电池出口量为 7.9GWh
，占总出口量 35.2%
，环比下降 13.4%
，同比大幅增添。

1-4 月
，我国动力和其他电池累计出口达 83.9GWh
，累计同比增添 83.2%。合计累计出口占前 4 月累计销量 20.8%。其中
，动力电池累计出口为 52.3GWh
，占总出口量 62.3%
，累计同比增添 28.9%；其他电池累计出口量为 31.6GWh
，占总出口量 37.7%?
，累计同比大幅增添。

装车量方面：

?4 月
，我国动力电池装车?量 54.1GWh
，环比下降 4.3%
，同比增添 52.8%。其中三元电池装车量 9?.3GWh
，占总装车量 17.2%
，环比下降 7.0%
，同比下降 ?6.3%；磷酸铁锂?电池装车量 44.8GWh
，占总装车量 82.8?%
，环?比下降 3.8%
，同比增添 75.9%。1-4 月
，我国动力电池累计装车量 18?4.3GWh, 累计同比增添 52.8%。其中三元电池累计装车量 34.3GWh
，占总装车量 18.6%
，累计同比下降 15.9%；磷酸铁锂?电池累计装车量 150.0GWh
，占总装车量 81.4%
，累计同比增添 88.0%。

IT之家附 2025 年 4 月和 1-4 月海内动力电池企业装车量前十五?名如下
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