Sunwoda's "Flash Charge Battery" Can Power Electric Cars 1,000 Kilometres on A Single Charge

Published: May 16, 2023 18:01 (GMT+8)

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The world's first mass-produced "flash charge battery" unveiled by Sunwoda has the characteristics of ultra-fast charging, high safety, and extreme durability. It is able to power electric vehicles for up to 1,000 kilometres on a single charge and can be charged from 20% to 80% SOC in just 10 minutes. The release of this power battery is not only an important breakthrough in the development of Sunwoda's power battery technology, but also an important innovation in the progress of the new energy vehicle industry.With the launch of "flash charging battery" and other series of products and solutions, Sunwoda will continue to invest massively in scientific research to develop batteries and battery modules with high energy density and fast charging performance, and to develop batteries with energy density of 280-350Wh/kg. It has achieved various application scenarios of fast charging in 10/15/20/30 minutes. It plans to develop batteries that could power EVs for more than 1,000 kilometres on a single charge.

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