FEV and ProLogium Introduce Breakthrough LLCB Battery Technology

FEV and ProLogium have unveiled groundbreaking advancements in battery technology.

In response to growing consumer demands for lighter, more efficient, and safer electric vehicles, FEV and ProLogium have unveiled groundbreaking advancements in battery technology. Their collaborative development, the Large-Footprint Lithium Ceramic Battery (LLCB), sets a new benchmark for electric vehicle (EV) batteries by significantly enhancing performance metrics. By addressing key challenges such as range limitations, charging times, and safety concerns, the LLCB promises to redefine the future of electric mobility.

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The LLCB utilizes a 100% silicon composite anode, delivering a tenfold increase in capacity density compared to traditional graphite anodes. This innovation facilitates weight savings of up to 300 kg and extends the driving range to an impressive 1,000 kilometers, depending on vehicle specifications. Additionally, the incorporation of a non-flammable solid-state electrolyte mitigates risks like thermal runaway and short circuits, ensuring higher safety standards. The battery’s design also supports ultra-fast charging, with capabilities to charge up to 60% in just five minutes, bridging the gap between EV charging and traditional refueling times.

Beyond performance, the LLCB’s modular and space-saving design offers significant advantages for vehicle manufacturers (OEMs) and users alike. Slim battery cells provide flexibility in vehicle designs, while the modularity simplifies maintenance and recycling, reducing costs and environmental impact. As announced at the Paris Motor Show 2024, FEV and ProLogium remain committed to further advancing LLCB technology, positioning themselves at the forefront of sustainable and innovative electric vehicle solutions.

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