A few days ago, we learned from relevant foreign media that some overseas analysis company FutureBridge believes that in 2025, the cost of solid-state batteries will reach the same level as lithium-ion batteries.
According to FutureBridge (a Dutch market analysis company that advises on the future development trends of companies), by 2025, the cost of solid-state batteries will reach the same level as lithium-ion batteries. Of course, this does not mean that the first commercial application of solid-state battery technology will be seen by 2025, but the introduction of solid-state batteries can be regarded as an important milestone for electric vehicles, which can not only achieve faster charging speeds but also longer battery life. Security will also be higher.
It is predicted that by 2030, we will begin to see the large-scale commercialization of vehicles equipped with SSB, although it may happen earlier than this. For example, Toyota has announced that it intends to become the first electric car manufacturer to sell equipped with solid-state batteries, promised a charging range of 500 kilometers, charging time from fixed to fully charged only 10 minutes, the company also said that it will achieve a prototype in 2021 Car testing, but there is currently no clear time limit for the car to enter the market.
In fact, Toyota hopes to sell its first electric car equipped with solid-state batteries in the next two to three years, while Volkswagen has announced its intention to produce its own solid-state battery packs by 2025, and Nissan also has related plans to invest in 2028. Operations.
Compared with solid-state batteries, lithium-ion batteries will continue to decline in battery capacity over time. Toyota said that its goal is to make solid-state batteries have a service life of 30 years, which means that after 30 years of normal use, They should still retain 90% of their original capacity.
