Ganfeng Lithium Industry's High Specific Energy and High Power eVTOL Battery Officially Equipped on AEROFUGIA

Published: Feb 12, 2026 14:19
The 320 Wh/kg high-specific-energy, high-power eVTOL battery, developed by Zhejiang Fengli under Ganfeng Lithium, has been officially installed on the AEROFUGIA AE200-100 model and successfully completed its first-phase manned test flight mission in December 2025. Ganfeng Lithium and AEROFUGIA will subsequently collaborate in the field of low-altitude aviation power batteries, jointly establishing a sustainable eVTOL battery cell supply system and cooperatively expanding full life cycle services such as battery cell inspection and recycling. Currently, Ganfeng Lithium is fully supporting AEROFUGIA in the next phase of test flights at the battery cell level.

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