Battery Tech

  • CATL unveils Qilin Battery, says it can easily achieve 1,000 km vehicle range

    The Qilin Battery will have an energy density of 255 Wh/kg and will be in mass production in 2023, CATL said.

  • New battery built by Chinese team claims to be able to work in temperatures down to -70°C

    The battery has 13 percent to 25 percent higher energy density than conventional lithium-ion batteries, and can be fully charged in 20 minutes.

  • CATL reportedly ramping up efforts on CTC technology that integrates batteries into vehicle chassis

    An executive from Huawei's intelligent vehicle solutions BU has joined CATL to head up the CTC battery-chassis integration business, according to local media.

  • Chinese team's new research promises higher energy density for lithium batteries

    A Chinese team has recently made key advances in the study of high-voltage electrolyte systems that are expected to allow lithium-ion batteries to achieve higher energy densities.

  • EV battery maker Gotion achieves mass production of cells with ultra-high energy density

    Gotion High-tech's ternary cells with high nickel content have an energy density of 302 Wh/kg, meaning we may see more models with NEDC ranges of around 1,000 km.

  • Expert expects batteries that will make flying cars reality could be available around 2025

    Pennsylvania State University Professor Wang Chaoyang believes that commercial cab fleets, rather than privately owned flying cars, are likely to be the first to appear.

  • Dongfeng's premium EV brand Voyah unveils two battery safety technologies

    Voyah unveiled battery packaging technologies it calls "Amber" and "Mica" that it claims are far safer than its peers.

  • CATL founder says world of battery chemistry far more unknown than known

    Zeng disagreed with the widely held belief that battery chemistry is no longer innovative and can only be improved in physical structure, saying, "We're happy to explore the mysteries."

  • Chinese power battery supplier Svolt announces mass production of its cobalt-free batteries

    As the price of cobalt continues to rise, power battery makers around the world are trying to get rid of the metal. Now, a Chinese company has done just that.

  • CATL to launch new battery technology called 'Cell to Chassis' around 2025

    Under the CTC battery technology, the electric cell can be integrated directly into the chassis, achieving a higher degree of integration.