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CATL: The Li Auto MEGA is equipped with a peak 5C battery, enabling a 500-kilometer range after just 12 minutes of charging.

2023-09-01

 

CATL: The Li Auto MEGA is equipped with a peak 5C battery, enabling a 500-kilometer range after just 12 minutes of charging.

 

IT Home reported on September 1 that CATL's official WeChat account announced today that its "Qilin Battery" technology will enable Li Auto's first all-electric model, the Li Auto MEGA, to achieve "500 kilometers of range after just 12 minutes of charging."

 

 

CATL also stated that the battery equipped in the Li Auto MEGA can achieve a peak charging rate of 5C, systematically enhancing the microscopic lithium-ion transport rate and expanding the battery's ability to handle high currents. Additionally, the technology supports features like optimizing the internal resistance of the cells to reduce heat generation, while simultaneously boosting the overall cooling capacity of the battery system. However, as of IT Home's press time, Li Auto has yet to release its August delivery figures. Earlier, Li Auto announced its ambitious goal of enabling a 500-kilometer range with just 12 minutes of charging using high-voltage pure-electric technology, and the company is rapidly advancing the construction of its proprietary 5C supercharging network.
Last night, Li Auto announced the addition of 13 new supercharging stations, with operations now underway at stations located in Chongqing Jianlong, Nanjing Qixia Mountain Bridge, Handan Damian, Xingtai Ningjin, Xingtai Qinghe, Baoding Tangxian, and Tangshan Luanshan Service Area. Currently, Li Auto operates a total of 50 5C ultra-fast charging stations across China. Earlier, Li Auto had planned to build 3,000 Li Supercharging stations by 2025, ensuring that its high-speed supercharging network is fully deployed and ready well before the company begins delivering its all-electric models. **Ad Disclaimer:** The external links contained within this article (including, but not limited to hyperlinks, QR codes, or passcodes) are provided solely for informational purposes, helping users save time when exploring relevant content. These links are intended for reference only, and IT Home assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information they lead to.

Translated from Sina Auto

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CATL: The Li Auto MEGA is equipped with a peak 5C battery, enabling a 500-kilometer range after just 12 minutes of charging.

2023-09-01

 

CATL: The Li Auto MEGA is equipped with a peak 5C battery, enabling a 500-kilometer range after just 12 minutes of charging.

 

IT Home reported on September 1 that CATL's official WeChat account announced today that its "Qilin Battery" technology will enable Li Auto's first all-electric model, the Li Auto MEGA, to achieve "500 kilometers of range after just 12 minutes of charging."

 

 

CATL also stated that the battery equipped in the Li Auto MEGA can achieve a peak charging rate of 5C, systematically enhancing the microscopic lithium-ion transport rate and expanding the battery's ability to handle high currents. Additionally, the technology supports features like optimizing the internal resistance of the cells to reduce heat generation, while simultaneously boosting the overall cooling capacity of the battery system. However, as of IT Home's press time, Li Auto has yet to release its August delivery figures. Earlier, Li Auto announced its ambitious goal of enabling a 500-kilometer range with just 12 minutes of charging using high-voltage pure-electric technology, and the company is rapidly advancing the construction of its proprietary 5C supercharging network.
Last night, Li Auto announced the addition of 13 new supercharging stations, with operations now underway at stations located in Chongqing Jianlong, Nanjing Qixia Mountain Bridge, Handan Damian, Xingtai Ningjin, Xingtai Qinghe, Baoding Tangxian, and Tangshan Luanshan Service Area. Currently, Li Auto operates a total of 50 5C ultra-fast charging stations across China. Earlier, Li Auto had planned to build 3,000 Li Supercharging stations by 2025, ensuring that its high-speed supercharging network is fully deployed and ready well before the company begins delivering its all-electric models. **Ad Disclaimer:** The external links contained within this article (including, but not limited to hyperlinks, QR codes, or passcodes) are provided solely for informational purposes, helping users save time when exploring relevant content. These links are intended for reference only, and IT Home assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information they lead to.

Translated from Sina Auto