Daniel Bönnighausen – electrive.com

SAIC-GM and CATL present fast-charging LFP battery

SAIC-GM and CATL have jointly presented the electric car battery with the fastest charging speed to date. The LFP battery is expected to achieve a charging rate of 6C and will be used in electric cars based on GM's advanced Ultium platform with 900-volt technology starting next year.

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