Camel Group Showcases LEV Batteries at Canton Fair
The company displayed lithium-ion and lead-acid battery lines for light electric vehicles and automotive applications at the 140th Canton Fair.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Camel Group exhibited its light electric vehicle (LEV) and automotive battery portfolio at the 140th Canton Fair, marking the fair's 70th anniversary. The company is engaging customers and partners from Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia-Pacific and other regions on market needs and cooperation.
Why it matters
The exhibit highlights growing demand for battery systems serving electric two- and three-wheelers, low-speed four-wheelers, golf carts and automotive low-voltage applications. Camel's international engagement signals efforts to extend its battery offerings across multiple regional markets.
Camel's lithium-ion LEV batteries use LFP cells with an intelligent BMS on 64V and 76.8V platforms rated 20Ah to 206Ah, while its lead-acid LEV line spans 6V, 8V and 12V at 13.3Ah to 150Ah. The source does not disclose performance benchmarks or independent test results for these specifications.
The players
Camel Group
Camel Group is a Chinese battery manufacturer that operates 10 smart manufacturing bases, 6 overseas offices, 3 R&D centers and 2 circular business systems.
The details
Camel displayed SLI, EFB and AGM lead-acid batteries for automotive low-voltage use alongside its LEV lines. Its 12V sodium-ion battery is in a pre-development project with a European automotive manufacturer, with technical development and validation work to follow.
Timeline
The article on the Canton Fair exhibit was published on November 5, 2026.
The 140th Canton Fair marks the event's 70th anniversary year.
Roadmap
The Canton Fair, which marks its 70th anniversary alongside this 140th session, has long served as a venue for Chinese manufacturers to reach overseas buyers. Camel's display of LEV and automotive battery lines fits that pattern of export-oriented trade promotion in the electric mobility sector.
Buyers of electric two- and three-wheelers, golf carts and low-speed vehicles may see new battery options from Camel as products reach market. The source does not confirm specific availability or pricing for the displayed models.
The takeaway
Battery platform voltage and capacity ranges are the key specifications to compare when evaluating LEV power systems across manufacturers. Watching for commercial release details will show whether the sodium-ion work moves from development into products.
Further reading
For broader context on battery and drivetrain developments, explore Electric Vehicles coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Metal.
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