StoreDot announces extreme fast charging battery technology

20 January 2021, 03:01:31

StoreDot has announced its extreme fast charging battery technology - XFC - that utilizes nano-scale metalloids and proprietary compounds. It has already prepared its first-generation 5-minute charge battery engineering samples, demonstrating the commercial viability of XFC batteries for the first time via a small form-factor battery cell.

The first-generation engineering samples demonstrate to EV OEMs and battery manufacturers the successful replacement of graphite in the cell’s anode using metalloid nano-particles - a key breakthrough in overcoming major issues in safety, battery cycle life and swelling. The sample cells were produced by StoreDot’s strategic partner in China – EVE Energy Co., Ltd.

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