Panasonic will mass-produce all-solid-state batteries for drones, claiming to charge 80% in 3 minutes

Panasonic Holdings announced on September 12 that it plans to start mass production of small all-solid-state batteries currently being developed for applications such as drones in the second half of the 2020s (that is, 2025 to 2029). According to the Nikkei Shimbun, Panasonic Holdings said that if it can be put into practical use, it is expected to be able to charge 80% of the drone battery capacity in about 3 minutes. Convenience will be significantly improved compared to existing lithium-ion batteries that take around an hour to charge.

Panasonic Holdings disclosed its technology demonstration to the media and customer companies for the first time and introduced all-solid-state batteries. Although details such as the composition of the metal material have not been announced, officials say it is expected to be able to charge and discharge tens of thousands of times, which will far exceed the approximately 3,000 times of charge and discharge of ordinary lithium-ion batteries. All-solid-state batteries are highly anticipated as a new generation of vehicle batteries. Toyota plans to realize the practical use of all-solid-state batteries between 2027 and 2028. Panasonic Holdings Chief Technology Officer Toshio Ogawa said that using all-solid-state batteries for vehicles requires close cooperation with car manufacturers and cannot be done independently, so it is inconvenient to comment.

Advertising statement: External jump contained in the article Links (including but not limited to hyperlinks, QR codes, passwords, etc.) are used to convey more information and save selection time. The results are for reference only. All articles on this site include this statement.

The above is the detailed content of Panasonic will mass-produce all-solid-state batteries for drones, claiming to charge 80% in 3 minutes. For more information, please follow other related articles on the PHP Chinese website!