China's CATL , the world's largest electric vehicle battery maker, on Tuesday launched a new EV chassis that it says can withstand a 120-kph (75-mph) frontal impact without catching fire or exploding,

China’s CATL launched its new Bedrock Chassis on Monday, calling it “the world’s first ultra-safe skateboard chassis.” The global

The new skateboard chassis, called “Panshi” (bedrock in Chinese), is unique in the way it can decouple from the upper body of a vehicle and better absorb energy from frontal collisions of up to 120 km/h. The battery also remained intact even after that collision.

China's CATL, the world's largest battery maker, on Tuesday launched a new electric vehicle platform that it says can withstand 120km/h frontal impact without catching fire or exploding, as it touts safety as a key selling point.

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. unveiled a new car chassis with an integrated battery strong enough to withstand fires or explosions from high-impact collisions.

Avatr, Changan Auto and Huawei will be the first to use the chassis, which has a battery capable of running for about 1,000km.

On December 24th, CATL officially launched the CATL Bedrock Chassis, the world's first ultra-safe skateboard chassis. With its outstanding performance of withstanding 120 km/h frontal impact without catching fire or exploding,