Is the fuel vehicle terminator coming? The world's first "solid-state battery" production line officially enters mass production

Solid-state batteries usher in new breakthroughs! According to New Energy Vehicle News, Taiwan Huineng came out "without saying a word" recently! It was officially announced that the world's first "solid-state battery" production line has been put into production, and samples have been distributed to major new energy vehicle companies for testing and development modules.

According to Huineng officials, the solid-state battery can be charged to 80% in 12 minutes. When fully charged, the electric vehicle can achieve a driving range of more than 1,000 kilometers. It has a charge-discharge cycle life of more than 1,000 times and can still maintain its power in an extremely cold environment of -30°C. outstanding. What’s more worth mentioning is that the word “explosion” has also been erased from the dictionary. This time the power battery industry is in good hands.

Previously, Panasonic, Toyota, Samsung SDI and other companies have also made high-profile claims to mass-produce solid-state batteries, but they all made little noise and did not give a specific mass production time. What everyone never expected was that the world's first company capable of mass-producing "solid-state batteries" was actually in Taiwan.

Currently, Huineng's first solid-state battery production line can meet the loading capacity of approximately 14,000 electric vehicles per year. It will also invest 5.2 billion euros in France to build a super battery factory that can meet the needs of 1.34 million vehicles per year. The factory will It is expected to be completed and put into production in 2027. In addition, the company has also set an ambitious goal to become the world's largest solid-state battery manufacturer by 2030, aiming to account for 40% of the global market share.

Everyone thinks that Huineng, which was founded in 2006, is really capable of mass-producing solid-state batteries this time, or is it just PPT?