CATL’s 6C Battery Can Charge Your EV in Under 10 Minutes —Is This the Fastest Yet?

Sunita Somvanshi

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CATL has partnered with SAIC-GM to reveal the world’s first 6C electric vehicle battery, surpassing the previous 5.5C battery developed by Geely and Zeekr.

This new lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery can theoretically charge fully in just 10 minutes, delivering over 200 kilometers of range in five minutes of charging.

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Technological advancements include optimized electrochemical reactions and a reformulated electrolyte, which enhances conductivity and reduces viscosity for better performance.

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The battery is designed to integrate with General Motors’ 900V Ultium platform, allowing for ultra-fast charging and improved energy efficiency in electric vehicles.

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Expected to hit the market in 2025, the 6C battery will offer a significant improvement in charging times compared to current EV technologies.

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CATL has led the electric vehicle battery industry for over a decade, with a strong focus on reducing charging times and enhancing the overall user experience.

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LFP batteries are not only more cost-effective than traditional lithium-ion options, but they also offer a longer lifespan, making electric vehicles more affordable for consumers.

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Electric vehicle brands like MG and Citroën are already incorporating LFP technology to offer competitively priced electric models with improved sustainability.

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The success of the 6C battery, however, will hinge on the growth of fast-charging infrastructure to support widespread adoption.

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With increased investment in high-speed charging stations by governments and private companies, the infrastructure is evolving, making the prospect of more accessible and convenient electric vehicles a reality..

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