It is understood that the new generation of products has higher energy density and supports ultra-fast charging, which can charge to 90% in 6 minutes.
The new generation of lithium batteries specifically designed for electric vehicles uses titanium niobium oxide as the negative electrode material, which differs from traditional graphite negative electrodes. Even under fast charging, lithium batteries made with traditional materials can only be charged to 80% in 30 minutes, which does not meet the actual needs of electric vehicles.
The super battery can be charged to 90% in 6 minutes.
The electric vehicle used in Toshiba's test was driven on the road after charging for 6 minutes and ultimately achieved a range of 320km. It's worth noting that this battery retains over 90% of its usable capacity after 5000 cycles, a feat currently unimaginable in battery technology. Furthermore, it can still achieve fast charging even in low-temperature environments (-10℃).
