Solid-state batteries have long promised a safer and faster future. Now, a German breakthrough may finally put them in the ...

A team of materials scientists and engineers affiliated with several institutions in China has found that one of the major ...

In its work with Stellantis, Factorial's FEST cells hit a major milestone, but plenty of hurdles remain for the not-yet-ready ...

Penn State researchers developed a low-temperature (150°C) method to produce solid-state battery electrolytes. Solid-state batteries offer greater energy density, safety, and charging speed ...

Now, Stellantis and Massachusetts-based Factorial Energy have validated a new semi-solid-state battery cell, moving the dream closer to reality. The battery boasts an impressive energy density of ...

Solid-state batteries were once hailed as the game-changing breakthrough that would revolutionize electric vehicles—offering blazing fast charging, longer range, and unmatched safety. So why isn’t ...

Scientists are racing against time to try and create revolutionary, sustainable energy sources (such as solid-state batteries ...

Semi-solid-state battery cells engineered by Factorial Energy complete successful validation test with automaker Stellantis. Factorial's FEST (Factorial Electrolyte System Technology) battery ...

Stellantis NV STLA, parent company of Dodge and Jeep, will debut a solid-state battery in the Charger EV. What Happened: Stellantis announced it will utilize Factorial Energy's solid-state ...

The automaker will use the solid-state battery cells developed by Factorial Energy in several models starting in 2026. The Stellantis Group is taking a key step in its electric transition.

SK On said Tuesday that its major advances in solid-state battery technology have recently earned recognition from leading international academic journals. In partnership with a research team at ...

“Our breakthrough solid-state battery technology, driven by ITEN's advanced expertise in nanomaterials, is redefining energy management in electronic devices,” said Vincent Cobée, CEO of ITEN.