The researchers stressed that this technology can quickly heat the battery to 60℃ during charging and then cool it to room temperature. Under normal circumstances, severe temperature fluctuations will cause damage to lithium-ion batteries, but the special film made of nickel can protect the batteries from damage and charge them quickly without affecting their life.
The research shows that this fast charging process can be carried out on the same battery 1700 times.
How to make the batteries of electric vehicles charge faster, last longer and have longer cruising range is a key issue that Tesla and other industry giants have invested heavily in research. According to Discovery, Tesla sponsored the research team of Dalhousie University in Canada to develop a "super battery" in September, with the goal of making the battery life run 6.5438+0.6 million kilometers. Discovery believes that with the continuous development of technology, "10 minute charging station" is expected to be popularized in a few years.