Solid-State EV Battery Coating Breakthrough
A research team from Tsinghua University and Tianjin University has developed a silver-based, flexible "armor" that stabilizes the most fragile part of solid-state cells.
The coating delivers 4,500+ hours and 7,000 hours at –30 °C, resisting cracking and performing in deep cold.
- Kept test batteries running for 4,500+ hours under heavy cycling.
- Held stable for 7,000+ hours at –30 °C.
The race to build better EV batteries has a new front-runner: a solid-state EV battery coating that resists cracking and performs in deep cold.
Solid-state batteries replace flammable liquid electrolyte with a solid one, promising higher energy density and better safety.
The core barrier to commercialization is real-world durability, which this coating targets.
Author's summary: Chinese researchers develop flexible "armor" for solid-state EV batteries.
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