StoreDot: In 10 minutes rechargeable 4680-cylinder cell tangible

Storedot, an Israeli start-up associated with the energy company BP uses novel electrolyte solutions and nanomaterials in lithium-ion batteries. This allows batteries that can be loaded in just five minutes or even faster. First prototypes are currently creating this in ten minutes. In mid-November, the company now goes the next step towards Gross Series Production.

Storedots Production Partner Eve Energy was able to produce the first pattern of the A series of XFC bag cells. These cells are delivered to global car manufacturers who work with Storedot to start with the practical tests. “We offer a 50% shortening of the charging time at the same cost, but the mass production of new technologies is a critical step, which is why these first patterns of the A series are such a major milestone in our technology roadmap. These XFC pattern cells will soon be delivered to our worldwide partners in the automotive industry for practical tests, and we are confident that they will play an important role in increasing the crucial kilometers per minute “decisive for the driving experience and the elimination of the richness is “, so dr. Doron Myersdorf, CEO of Storedot.

It also states that the rapid development process is the result of a technology developed specifically for manufacturing on existing Li-ion production lines supported by proprietary artificial intelligence, which makes it possible to accelerate the development from concept to production. In practice, this means that the company is on the best way to produce XFC cells in bag or cylindrical shape by 2024 on a large scale.

In addition, thanks to this format variety, the entire industry will be able to use StoreDots newly introduced and patent-pending Boost Charging Technology (BOOCT) application. Myersdorf goes on to say that both their cylinder and pouch cells are designed to be safe, reliable and stable, and are expected to be mass-produced by 2024.

Related articles

• StoreDot presents in 10 minutes rechargeable 4680 cylinder cell

  Storedot, an Israeli start-up associated with the energy company BP uses novel electrolyte solutions and nanomaterials in lithium-ion batteries. This…

• StoreDot is researching solid-state batteries with extreme energy density

  StoreDot , an Israeli start-up partnered with energy company BP, is developing and working on batteries that can be charged in less than five minutes. In…

• Why BMW leaves with fuel cell cars

  After more than 25 years long journey, BMW soon increases in the race for hydrogen fuel cell production: First, in the coming year, a small series of a…

• Storedot & Eve Energy “Extremely fast-loading” battery for 2024 planned

  Storedot, an Israeli start-up associated with the energy company BP uses novel electrolyte solutions and nanomaterials in lithium-ion batteries. This…

• Svolt explains the battery cell production – step by step

  Svolt Energy develops and manufactures as a global high-tech company and spin-off of the Chinese automobile manufacturer Great Wall Motors, lithium-ion…

• Vinfast enters StoreDot and wants to use their XFC technology

  Storedot, an Israeli start-up, has managed to lift the loading of e-cars to a new level with its XFC battery technology (extreme fast charging). This was…

• Mercedes goes to symbiosis of battery and fuel cell

  Prof. Dr. Christian Mohrdieck – Director Fuell Cell and CEO, Mercedes -Benz Fuel Cell GmbH, Germany, gave Mid-November to see the fuel cell and battery…

• Blackstone plans to invest 200 million euros in cell production in Germany

  Blackstone Resources, a Swiss raw materials company, announced in the past few days that it plans to invest 200 million euros in battery cell production…

• StoreDot: XFC Technology Reaches Milestone

  StoreDot, an Israeli start-up, has managed to reach an important milestone with its XFC (Extreme Fast Charging) battery technology for electric vehicles….

• StoreDot approaches the market launch of the “5-minute charge” batteries

  Storedot , an Israeli start-up associated with the energy company BP uses novel electrolyte solutions and nanomaterials in lithium-ion batteries. This…

Please follow and like us: