Huawei’s entry into new energy: How can a single battery subvert charging anxiety?

 　　Huawei’s entry into new energy: How can a battery subvert charging anxiety? At a time when the penetration rate of new energy vehicles continues to rise, ‘charging anxiety’ is like an invisible shackle that binds the industry’s pace of progress to a higher level. Huawei’s entry into the market is using a battery as a fulcrum to pry the entire charging ecosystem into change.

　　Huawei’s battery technology innovation strikes at the core pain point of charging efficiency, controlling the expansion rate of silicon to less than 5% through nanoscale structural design, while pairing a high-conductivity electrolyte with a three-dimensional porous fluid collector to reduce the internal resistance of the battery by 30%. This innovation enables the battery to support 800V high voltage architecture. The battery charges from 10 per cent to 80 per cent in just eight minutes, charging 1.8 times faster than the Tesla V3 Supercharger.

　　But Huawei’s disruption goes beyond the battery itself, to the reconstruction of the charging scenario. Its all-liquid-cooled supercharging pile, which extends the life of the equipment to more than 10 years and reduces noise by 50 per cent through dual-circuit cooling technology, can be adapted to a full range of models from A00-class to heavy trucks.

　　Huawei’s ambition lies in promoting the unification of industry standards. Huawei’s open liquid-cooled supercharging architecture has attracted more than 30 car companies to join the eco-alliance, breaking down brand barriers by sharing technology patents and charging protocols, so that different car models can enjoy the same efficient charging services.

　　Huawei’s entry into new energy: How can a single battery subvert charging anxiety? When charging time is compressed from ‘hours’ to “minutes”, and when charging facilities become ‘within reach’ instead of ‘scarce resources’, Huawei is using a single battery to provide charging services. “Huawei is using a battery as a starting point to redefine the logic of replenishment for new energy vehicles, and the wave of popularisation of new energy vehicles may usher in a true breaking point.


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