Stellantis Patents a Battery that Can Be Ejected From the Electric Car in an Emergency Like a Fire
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Stellantis patents in the United States a system that allows to physically disconnect and expel the high voltage battery of an electric in case of fire or overheating.
A particularly interesting patent by Stellantis provides for the complete disconnection of the high-voltage battery from an electric car in the event of…More...
The automotive group has developed a mechanism with which to remove the battery cell from the electric vehicle in the event of an accident or emergency.
An overheated or damaged high-voltage battery is one of the most difficult scenarios in an electric car accident. Stellantis is therefore working on an unusual solution: In case of emergency, the drive battery should be completely separated from the vehicle and be able to sink or drop to the ground. The electric car could then even remove a piece from the battery. This emerges from a patent from the Stellantis company FCA US, which reports "Auto…
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