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Posted by heffeque

- January 13, 2026, 10:33:18

Quote from: Terror Byte on January 13, 2026, 00:38:12360Wh/kg is quite low, already we've seen others like CATL showing off 500-600Wh/kg. I will not rush into solid-state batteries.

Too bad, I already rushed into solid-state batteries and bought 3 to try them out! /s

Question, how does a consumer even "rush" into a battery tech that isn't sold separately yet? You either buy that car, or you wait until that battery tech is available separately, or as a replacement (good luck at that). There's no rushing possible (on the consumer part).

Posted by Terror Byte

- January 13, 2026, 00:38:12

360Wh/kg is quite low, already we've seen others like CATL showing off 500-600Wh/kg. I will not rush into solid-state batteries.

Posted by Redaktion

- January 12, 2026, 17:22:00

The first solid-state battery categorization and certification program now distinguishes between the levels of liquid remaining in the electrolyte. Solid-state batteries in the golden middle are now getting their first dedicated production line.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Solid-state-battery-standardization-initiative-spurs-first-dedicated-factory-for-360-Wh-kg-cells-with-95-solid-electrolyte.1202747.0.html