australia:12vbatteries
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| * these are coming in 2025, are more expensive than standard LiFePO4 as they have 70% less liquid than standard LiFePO4 batteries which gives more capacity for weight, higher thermal stability (can now charge down to minus 10degC instead of only 0degC), higher charge and discharge rates, longer life with 6000cycles at 80% DoD, and are puncture resistant (punctures can cause a standard battery to catch on fire) | * these are coming in 2025, are more expensive than standard LiFePO4 as they have 70% less liquid than standard LiFePO4 batteries which gives more capacity for weight, higher thermal stability (can now charge down to minus 10degC instead of only 0degC), higher charge and discharge rates, longer life with 6000cycles at 80% DoD, and are puncture resistant (punctures can cause a standard battery to catch on fire) | ||
| * **companies like EVE are aiming to create batteries with 400 Wh/kg by 2028 which would give them 4x as much capacity in the same weight as standard LiFePO4 batteries** | * **companies like EVE are aiming to create batteries with 400 Wh/kg by 2028 which would give them 4x as much capacity in the same weight as standard LiFePO4 batteries** | ||
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| + | ====Lithium ceramic==== | ||
| + | *Logithium™ Cell Architecture Gen 3.5 Lithium Ceramic Battery | ||
| + | * late 2026: reportedly achieves 381 Wh/kg and 903 Wh/L | ||
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