From June 22 to 26, 2026, HWHG participated in the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing, presenting material solutions for the new energy vehicle industry.

The exhibition featured thin-gauge non-oriented electrical steel for EV traction motors and automotive-grade amorphous alloy materials. Both are designed to support higher motor efficiency, lower energy loss, and more compact powertrain systems.

One of the highlights was an amorphous alloy ribbon used in electric motor stator cores. Although extremely thin and flexible, the material can be processed into durable motor cores with lower magnetic losses.

The featured amorphous motor application can help reduce motor size and weight, lower vehicle energy consumption by approximately 4%, and extend driving range by around 30–50 km under the same battery capacity. Actual results may vary depending on motor design, vehicle configuration, and operating conditions.

CCTV News report covering the exhibition

During the expo, HWHG engaged with automakers and supply chain partners to discuss material applications and potential cooperation.

Looking ahead, Hongwang Holding Group will continue developing advanced materials that support more efficient electric motors and the broader development of the new energy vehicle industry.