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CATL Unveils New Super Battery Promising 400 km Range for Electric Cars After Just 10 Minutes of Charging

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 16/08/2023 at 15:35

Automotive, Science and Technology

Fonte: CATL / Divulgação

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The New Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Battery from CATL Can Also Recharge from 0 to 80% in 30 Minutes, Even at Temperatures of -10°C.

In an exciting announcement that could transform the future of electric vehicles, CATL, the world leader in battery manufacturing, unveiled a battery with a surprising capacity to add 400 km of range to an electric car with just 10 minutes of charging. This remarkable promise, combined with the advanced technology it houses, may very well dictate the pace of the next wave in the automotive industry.

CATL Announces That Large-Scale Production of the Battery Starts in 2023

The much-anticipated battery, named Shenxing, is an innovation in the line of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. With high expectations, CATL plans to begin large-scale production of this new product by the end of 2023, making it available for electric car manufacturers as early as the beginning of 2024.

Some highlights of this revolutionary battery include:

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4C Charging

What truly stands out about Shenxing is its capability for ultra-fast charging. This is the world’s first LFP battery capable of supporting 4C charging. In addition to offering up to 700 km on a single charge, depending on the electric car in question, the main feature is its ability to add 400 km of range in just 10 minutes.

It is also worth mentioning that CATL has addressed one of the major challenges of LFP batteries – effectiveness in extremely low temperatures. With Shenxing, charging from 0 to 80% is possible in 30 minutes, even at temperatures of -10°C.

CATL is Setting Standards in the Electric Vehicle Battery Industry

As the undisputed leader in the global market for electric car batteries, CATL has already established two milestones in the global lithium battery landscape. These facilities operate with the highest standards of quality and production efficiency.

It is important to highlight that ultra-fast rechargeable batteries demand more from manufacturing processes, especially in the coating and welding stages. This reflects CATL’s technical excellence and capability in the field of production.

With the introduction of the Shenxing battery, CATL not only reaffirms its position as a market leader but also offers an exciting glimpse into what is to come in the revolution of electric vehicles.

CATL Unveils New Super Battery Promising 400 km Range for Electric Cars After Just 10 Minutes of Charging

The New Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Battery from CATL Can Also Recharge from 0 to 80% in 30 Minutes, Even at Temperatures of -10°C.

CATL Announces That Large-Scale Production of the Battery Starts in 2023

4C Charging

CATL is Setting Standards in the Electric Vehicle Battery Industry

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