StoreDot has some of the fastest charging batteries, but it says solid-state batteries are still at least 10 years away from production.
that solid-state batteries are still 10 years away from commercial production and that automakers should focus on interim solutions in the meantime.
Dr Doron Myersdorf, StoreDot CEO, said, “It’s crucial that leading battery developers like StoreDot give global automotive manufacturers a realistic and hype-free road map for the introduction of extreme fast charging battery technologies. Right now, despite some of the bullish claims by our rivals, allare still at least 10 years away. They are certainly no silver bullet for any vehicle maker currently developing fast charging electric vehicle architectures.
In March this year StoreDot revealed its “100inX” strategic technology road map, which featured three generations of StoreDot technologies — silicon dominant XFC, semi solid-state, and all solid-state. Those batteries are expected to be capable of adding 100 miles of range in 5 minutes, 100 miles of range in 3 minutes, and 100 miles of range in 2 minutes, respectively. The first group of batteries are expected to enter production in 2024, the second group in 2028, and the third group in 2032.
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