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　　BMW is committed to the research and development of household batteries and is developing new battery anode materials with Sila Nano

　　According to foreign media reports, BMW plans to cooperate with California-based SilaNanotechnologies (SilaNano) to develop a new generation of battery materials. SilaNano has developed a series of battery anode products made of silicon as the main material, aiming to replace traditional graphite electrodes and thereby increase the capacity of the battery core. This anode material matches the current battery manufacturing process and can be put into the automotive market only after product optimization.

　　BMW is committed to household battery research and development, aiming to accelerate the introduction of new batteries that meet the requirements of its plug-in hybrid vehicles. Its ultimate goal is to maintain the price of new batteries at a price level that users can afford.

　　SilaNano is committed to developing and commercializing next-generation battery materials. The first batch of products are anode materials based on silicon materials, which are designed to replace traditional graphite electrodes. Such materials help bring features such as long cycle life, ultra-low expansion rates and high energy density to cells in next-generation batteries. SilaNano materials can be integrated into existing battery manufacturing processes and can bring economies of scale to companies after expanding production.

　　In order to speed up its product research and development, BMW is committed to long-term cooperation with SilaNano to develop silicon anode materials for the automotive market. To this end, the two companies are jointly applying SilaNano's breakthrough technology to achieve superior battery performance and industrial production standards required for high-performance electric vehicles.

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