At the 17th International Advanced Electric Vehicle Lithium Battery Conference (ABAA-17), Gotion High-tech disclosed its latest progress in all-solid-state batteries, lithium manganese iron phosphate (LMFP), and global production capacity. In his opening ceremony address, Chairman Li Zhen proposed the "Four The Mores" and emphasized that innovation must bridge both the "from 0 to 1" original breakthroughs and the "from 1 to 100" scenario refinement. Zhou Fu, President of the Engineering Research Institute, stated that facing a market demand approaching 5TWh by 2030, Gotion High-tech has established 8 global R&D centers and 20 major production bases, deeply cultivating key materials such as high-compaction lithium iron phosphate and high-voltage single-crystal ternary materials, and building a product matrix encompassing G刻 ultra-fast-charging batteries, G垣 smart batteries, and all-solid-state batteries. Dr. Pan Ruijun, head of the solid-state project, introduced that on the sulfide technical route, Gotion High-tech has established a full-chain process and equipment system covering "materials—electrodes—cells." Through semi-dry mixing and a novel solvent system, slurry stability has been improved; with the aid of warm isostatic pressing (WIP) technology, the electrolyte membrane thickness has been reduced to 35 micrometers, cell densification has increased by over 20%, interfacial impedance has decreased by over 99%, and cell yield has exceeded 90%. Currently, cells from Gotion High-tech's all-solid-state pilot line have achieved mass rollout. Dr. Fang Yaoguo, Deputy Director of the International Engineering Research Institute, introduced that Gotion High-tech has overcome LMFP-related challenges through technologies such as particle nanonization, dual-ion doping, particle size grading, and surface structuring. Currently, the energy density of Qichen third-generation LMFP cells has reached over 205Wh/kg, achieving 70% recharge in 10 minutes.