Key Takeaways from CATL's Naxtra Sodium-Ion Battery Launch

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ksec · 5d ago

I posted this last time on HN and still amazed at the achievement. I believe CATL wants to extend Sodium-Ion Battery to 200Wh/Kg and with Solid State ( or Semi Solid State ) up to 300Wh/Kg.

When you have super fast charge, 10K cycles, works in most weather. I guess this is practically the end for a lot of Gasoline Engine.

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Key Takeaways from CATL's Naxtra Sodium-Ion Battery Launch

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