1.5v Dry Battery.GBatteries: 60kWh battery pack enables 15-minute fast charging

　　The system developed by the company uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology to optimize the charging system of electric vehicles. Khomutov said: "Most companies focus on developing new chemicals or materials (such as Enevate and Storedot) to improve the charging speed of batteries. But developing new materials is difficult, and achieving mass production to meet the needs of car companies requires billions of dollars. The cost of capital is too high. Our technology combines software algorithms (AI) and electronic technology, and can be achieved using existing lithium-ion batteries that have been verified, tested and produced by battery manufacturers."

　　The company says its product will allow users to fully charge a car equipped with a 60kWh battery pack with a range of 119 miles in 15 minutes, compared with 15 minutes for current users to restore the range of an electric vehicle. 15 miles.

　　GBatteries said its technology combines existing lithium-ion batteries with existing fast-charging infrastructure to enable fast charging through a patented self-contained adapter on the car's charging port, and the company will demonstrate this at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The product is displayed.

　　Most charging systems rely on very primitive systems to charge batteries. Various factors, including temperature, can slow down or even terminate battery charging. GBatteries has set up a charging model to solve this problem, which can "slow down" or "speed up" the charging when necessary, so that the charging speed will be much faster under the right conditions.

　　While it's unclear when the technology will be available in commercial vehicles, it could be a breakthrough that could accelerate the replacement of gas-powered vehicles with more environmentally friendly vehicles.

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