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CATL introduces new condensed matter battery tech for cars and aircraft

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Ro, 20 April 2023

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During the Shanghai Auto forum, CATL introduced new battery tech suitable for civil aircrafts that could kickstart the electrification of air transportation. And as a leader in the global EV battery market, the company may be onto something here.

CATL introduces a new battery tech for civil aircrafts

CATL says it's a condensed matter battery, which is a type of semi-solid state battery with condensed electrolyte, a new type of anode and the separator materials are different too. The battery boasts 500Wh/kg density, which is quite impressive given that the current EV batteries don't exceed 300Wh/kg.

The Chinese company is still working with partners to ensure the reliability and safety of the batteries, although it didn't name any companies.

An arguably more impressive part is that CATL is ready to start production of the said condensed matter batteries for EVs by the end of this year. So we might start seeing cars with semi-solid state batteries on the road as early as next year.

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  • E-hab
  • 84x
  • 21 Apr 2023

Not much information!

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  • Kupfernigk
  • 0pg
  • 20 Apr 2023

I hope that's a misprint. Condensed matter? Either it's at very close to absolute zero or it's about to produce a nuclear explosion.

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