Electric Vehicle Battery

A battery is an essential component of an electric vehicle. The choice of battery has a significant impact on the vehicle’s overall performance. Lithium-ion (lithium-ion) batteries are expected to become the most popular battery for electric vehicles, both plug-in and full-battery (PHEVs and BEVs). Other types of batteries, such as lead-acid and nickel-metal hydride, are projected to maintain significant market share in the short term, but lithium-ion batteries are expected to dominate the market in the long run. Lithium-ion batteries provide the highest power density when compared to other related battery types. Their price is rapidly dropping.

The battery’s performance is determined by the vehicle’s application. Energy, which can be thought of as driving range, and power, which can be thought of as acceleration, are two crucial parameters that affect battery performance. Each cell in our battery system is specifically engineered to function effectively in e-vehicle applications.

Key Features:

• High Service Life: 2000 Cycles
• Ultra safe Lithium Iron Phosphate chemistry (no thermal run-away. no fire or explosion risks)
• Embedded BMS (Battery Management System): improve AND secure the battery
• No Lead, no rare earths, no acid, no degassing
• Calendar life > 10 years
• Excellent temperature robustness (-20 °C up to +60 °C)
• RANGE: 150V to 600V
• Constant power during discharge (very low internal resistance)
• Very low Peukert’s losses (energy efficiency >98%)
• Very low self discharge (<3 % per month)