LFP Battery with Energy Density above 185 wh/kg Will Have Mass Production

Published: Nov 23, 2021 11:48

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SVOLT Energy announced on November 19 that it has completed the development of the second-generation L600 “short-blade” LFP battery, and will achieve the mass production in Q3 2022.

SHANGHAI, Nov 23 (SMM) – SVOLT Energy announced on November 19 that it has completed the development of the second-generation L600 “short-blade” LFP battery, and will achieve the mass production in Q3 2022.

The second-generation batteries have the same specifications as the first generation, but the unit capacity is increased to 196Ah, the energy density exceeds 185 wh/kg, and the volumetric energy density exceeds 430wh/L, which is at an industry-leading level.

SVOLT Energy said that with the new generation of battery, an A-model automobile can achieve a 550km driving range and 1.6C fast charging. The battery can be charged to more than 80% in 30 minutes.

SVOLT Energy will invest 10 billion yuan to build a 22GWh lithium-ion battery project in Dafeng High-tech Zone. The project will be constructed in two phases. The first phase will be put into operation in H1 2022, and the second phase will be put into operation in H1 2023.

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