CATL Targets Lithium‑Air Batteries with Theoretical 12,000 Wh/kg Energy Density
CATL announced a focus on lithium‑air battery technology. The technology promises a theoretical energy density of
CATL announced a focus on lithium‑air battery technology.
The technology promises a theoretical energy density of
12,000 Wh/kg. This figure approaches gasoline‑level energy
capacity. The announcement was reported by CarNewsChina.com.
CATL aims to develop high‑energy storage solutions. The
target is to improve performance for future applications.
Research is still in the theoretical stage. No timeline for
commercial rollout was given.