It is reported that GAC Juwan Technical Research will launch a new self-developed "Phoenix battery", which has advantages in safety, life, battery life and cost.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clues delivered by the famous water editor! CTOnews.com May 22 news, according to the Financial Associated Press, GAC GROUP internal incubator Juwan Technical Research will release a new self-developed "Phoenix battery" at the end of this month.
According to reports, the new technology of this product is based on material innovation and structural innovation, has extremely fast charging capability under all-climate and full-voltage platform, and has comprehensive advantages in safety, service life, specific energy, battery life and cost.
CTOnews.com found from the official website that Juwan Technical Research (Guangzhou Juwan Technical Research Co., Ltd.), founded in September 2020, is GAC GROUP's first internal incubation of the first mixed ownership of high-tech private enterprises, jointly funded by GAC GROUP, Guangzhou Automobile Capital, GAC R&D CENTER's leading technology team and the third-party strategic partner shareholding platform.
It is reported that Juwan Technical Research focuses on the research, development, production, sales and service of super fast charging batteries and a new generation of breakthrough energy accumulators and their systems. Its XFC (eXtreme Fast Charging) ultra-fast battery has set a world record for "the fastest electric vehicle charging technology" on GAC's EAN model.
In addition, the AION V plus model is also equipped with Juwan 15Min extreme speed battery and Juwan 7Min extreme speed battery.
According to officials, Juwan Technical Research is actively building and laying out the production capacity of cells and battery packs. The battery package factory in Nansha, Guangzhou has been fully put into production, and plans to build a production base of about 500mu in Guangzhou. The first phase of the project is expected to be completed in 2023, with a capacity of 8GWh, corresponding to the supply of 120000 vehicles.
