Guansheng Has Technical Reserves For Quasi-Solid-State Ternary Lithium Batteries

Published: Feb 6, 2026 18:47

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Recently, Guansheng disclosed that its solid-liquid hybrid battery electrolyte membrane employs a self-developed polymer solid-state electrolyte membrane. Furthermore, the company's technical focus in the solid-state battery field is primarily on polymer-based solid-liquid hybrid batteries, with a key emphasis on industrial and commercial energy storage applications. This approach offers advantages such as lower costs, high safety, and relatively mature manufacturing processes, making it suitable for mass production. Simultaneously, Guansheng also possesses technical reserves for quasi-solid-state ternary lithium batteries, with its core process involving the use of ultraviolet light cross-linking polymerization technology to achieve in-situ curing of the electrolyte membrane.

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