Samsung’s hardened batteries promise high energy density up to 500 W · H/kg, which will allow you to charge electric cars in 9 minutes and drive up to thousands of kilometers on a charging. Such batteries are planned to appear in the market until 2027.
Main innovation is the use of a teflon binder with a teflon binder instead of a familiar moist process with toxic solvents and the use of a “dry” cylinder in large ovens. This increases the quality and strength of the layers in the battery while maintaining free load flow.
This approach makes production faster, cheaper and more environmentally friendly. Samsung already offers this technology to experimental production and plans to expand its use according to the media.
Source: Ferra
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