🌍✨ Addionics introduces a low-temperature battery architecture for EVs and electric trucks
Why we’re watching: Addionics has introduced a battery architecture designed to increase battery operations and charging at low temperatures.
The company lists extended mission capability, more usable range and faster charging among the benefits, and it names electric vehicles, trucks, defense drones, spacecraft and electric aviation as the applications. 💚
According to the company, an EV can lose up to 40% of its range in severe winters, because a cold battery pack delivers less usable energy while the vehicle draws more for cabin heating, battery heating and thermal preparation before charging.
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- 📌 Key signal: Addionics has introduced a battery architecture designed to increase battery operations and charging at low temperatures. The company lists extended mission capability,…
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Reporting curated for GreenTV. Original reporting via Charged EVs.