New Standards for All-Solid-State Batteries Unveiled by China Society of Automotive Engineers

Published: May 23, 2025 19:18

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【New Standards for All-Solid-State Batteries Released】On May 22, according to CCTV News, the China Society of Automotive Engineers released the "Judgment Method for All-Solid-State Batteries" group standard, which for the first time clearly defined the concept of all-solid-state batteries, solving the problems of vague industry definitions and missing test methods, and laying the foundation for technological upgrades and industrial applications. The new standard stipulates that "all-solid-state batteries" require ion transfer to be completely realized through solid electrolytes, forming a strict technical boundary with hybrid solid-liquid electrolyte batteries.

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