The startup did 1,000 consecutive extreme fast charging cycles.The startup did 1,000 consecutive extreme fast charging cycles and compared them to slow charging scenarios.
Israeli startup StoreDot says its battery prototype didn’t degrade after multiple fast charging sessions, compared with slow charging scenarios. The firm conducted 1,000 consecutive extreme fast charging tests, including sessions where the state of charge was upped from 10 percent to 80 percent in just 10 minutes, as well as recharging cells from zero to 100 percent SoC with XFC.
“The tests safely delivered the charging speed that consumers demand with the best range while preserving the longevity of the vehicle’s battery cells – a crucial combination in reducing users’ anxiety for achieving widespread adoption of EVs, said Dr. Doron Myersdorf, StoreDot CEO. “The significance of testing our silicon batteries under various use-case conditions demonstrates our battery’s robustness regardless of drivers’ charging habits, recharging frequency, or charger power.
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