Mercedes-Benz and Factorial Energy Lead with First 106+Ah Solid-State Battery Delivery: What This Means for Future Electric Vehicles
By Sunita Somvanshi
By Sunita Somvanshi
A major advancement in EV technology has been made with the first delivery of 106+Ah solid-state battery cells by Mercedes-Benz and Factorial Energy.
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With a potential range of almost 1000 kilometres, these state-of-the-art batteries are revolutionising long-distance electric vehicle travel.
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These solid-state alternatives, which weigh 40% less than conventional lithium-ion batteries, have the potential to completely transform vehicle efficiency and design.
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The goal of Mercedes-Benz and Factorial's collaboration is to incorporate these batteries into practical automotive purposes.
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These solid-state batteries, which prioritise durability and safety, may result in more dependable and powerful electric cars.
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These new batteries are powered by Factorial's ground-breaking "FEST" technology and include a lithium-metal anode for improved performance.
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The German manufacturer has demonstrated a strong commitment to leading the way in future battery technology with its substantial financial investment in Factorial.
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Mercedes plans to roll out this technology in limited production runs, showcasing its potential in select vehicles within five years.
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"2024 will be a pivotal year for our battery technology," announces Markus Schäfer, pointing to exciting developments on the horizon for Mercedes-Benz.
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