According to Electrek , Forge Battery, the company that manufactures commercial lithium-ion batteries for the Forge Nano, is developing a new generation of electric vehicle batteries called “Gen. 1.1 Supercell”.
Thanks to the ultra-thin nano-coating (Atomic Armor) developed by Forge Nano, Forge Battery can produce first-generation high-energy cells with an expected energy density of 300 Wh/kg. The cells consist of 90% US-made battery materials. This higher energy density allows electric vehicles to travel further on a single charge without increasing battery weight.
According to the manufacturer, the Supercell 1.1 generation can be fast-charged in 10 minutes without reducing battery life. This battery has achieved both UN 38.3 and UL 1642 certifications, the highest safety standards for shipping.
This battery is designed for a variety of electric vehicle applications, including electric trucks, off-road vehicles, aerospace, and defense applications.
Barbara Hughes, vice president of energy storage at Forge Nano, said that with a higher silicon content in the anode and the ability to cycle at higher voltages, Supercell can compete with Tier 1 suppliers globally.
The company has signed contracts with suppliers for thousands of cells this year, totaling 24 GWh/year. Forge Battery plans to begin commercial production at its North Carolina plant in 2026.
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