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Huawei Says Its New Solid-State EV Battery Can Give You 1,800 Miles of Range and Charge in Less than 5 Minutes, but We Have Questions

CHINA, JUL 01 – Huawei's patent outlines a lithium-sulfide solid-state battery with energy densities up to 500 Wh/kg, promising to triple current EV ranges and reduce charging to five minutes, industry sources say.

  • Huawei, a Chinese tech giant, filed a patent this month for a solid-state EV battery promising up to 1,860 miles of range and a full charge in five minutes.
  • The patent builds on growing EV demand and rare earth metal concerns, using nitrogen-doped sulfide electrodes to boost energy density nearly threefold to 400-500 Wh/kg.
  • Huawei partners with Seres to develop a new large-volume electric SUV featuring this battery tech and a sodium-ion option from CATL enabling fast 12C charging and lighter vehicles.
  • Experts caution that lab-achieved nitrogen doping is hard to scale for mass production and the large battery size needed for such range may impact vehicle weight and dynamics.
  • If viable, Huawei's technology could reduce battery size, ease range anxiety, and accelerate EV adoption, though timing and real-world performance remain uncertain.
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