On May 21, the Science and Technology Innovation Board's sub-sector collective performance briefing for the advanced rail transit industry was held at the Shanghai Stock Exchange Roadshow Center. At the meeting, Zhuzhou CRRC Times Electric Co., Ltd. exchanged views with investors on the progress of key projects and new business plans.
Li Donglin, Chairman and Executive Director of CRRC Zhuzhou, told investors that the construction of Zhuzhou Phase III will start in November 2024, and the main factory building will be topped out in May 2025. It is expected that equipment will be moved in in the second half of 2025, and the production line is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. The project is for 8-inch SiC wafers.
It is reported that Zhuzhou CRRC has a 6-inch SiC chip production line, which currently has an annual production capacity of 25,000 6-inch SiC chips.
Currently, the third-generation fine planar gate products of Zhuzhou CRRC SiC have been finalized, and the technical level is mainstream in the industry; the fourth-generation trench gate design has been finalized, reaching the advanced level in the industry, and the layout of the fifth-generation SiC technology has been completed.
At present, SiC's key products include 3300V high-voltage planar gate SiC MOSFET, 1200V fine planar gate SiC MOSFET, 1200V SBD, etc. The performance indicators of 1200V trench gate SiC MOSFET are basically comparable to those of international leading companies. At the end of 2022, the new generation of products C-Power 220s, incubated by the full SiCC-Car platform for new energy vehicles, will be officially released and are currently in the stage of sample delivery and verification by vehicle manufacturers.
Li Donglin also introduced that the company's SiC MOSFET covers 650V-6500V voltage levels, which is suitable for high-frequency/high-power density system requirements and can be widely used in new energy vehicles, UPS, wind power generation, photovoltaic inverters, railway transportation, industry, smart grids and other fields. The company's SiC products (SBD) are supplied in batches in the photovoltaic field, and SiC TO devices are supplied in batches in charging piles, OBCs, power supply detection and other fields. In 2025, the company's SiC MOSFET products are expected to break through the batch shipment of new energy vehicle main drives.