Narada Power Discloses New Progress in Solid-State Batteries

Published: Jul 31, 2025 13:33

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[Solid-state Battery: Progress of Narada Power's Solid-state Battery] On July 2, 2025, Narada Power (300068) disclosed the progress of its solid-state battery products when answering questions from investors. The semi-solid ESS battery boasts an ultra-large capacity of 783Ah, a cycle life of no less than 10,000 cycles, a volumetric energy density greater than 430Wh/L, a single cell energy exceeding 2.5kWh, and an energy efficiency exceeding 95%. The 783Ah battery is designed for 2-8h ESS applications. The 20Ah and 30Ah all-solid-state batteries are intended for low-altitude aircraft, drones, robots, etc.

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