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Explore the Power of Lithium Innovation
Stay updated with the latest trends, technologies, and application insights in the world of lithium battery solutions
Improving the temperature adaptability of lithium-ion batteries has long been one of the industry’s toughest challenges. Now, researchers from the China Academy of Sciences have unveiled a major breakthrough: a lithium-ion battery that operates reliably between –70°C and +80°C.
This milestone comes after ten years of research and has led to the mass production of China’s first wide-temperature, low-cost, long-life aluminum-based lithium-ion battery core.
Conventional lithium-ion batteries face clear temperature constraints:
In colder climates, they often struggle with:
Most low-temperature batteries available today can only tolerate down to about –20°C. By contrast, the new aluminum-based battery delivers superior cold-weather performance, broader adaptability, and reduced cost — all while meeting strict third-party safety and performance testing standards.
The breakthrough lies in improvements to the negative electrode material and electrolyte design. Traditional batteries typically use graphite anodes, which are inexpensive and stable but limited in capacity and ion diffusion speed.
The new design replaces graphite with an aluminum-based composite anode, tailored to work with commercial cathode materials and optimized electrolytes. This has led to a family of aluminum-based lithium-ion cells, including:
All of these variants share the hallmark ultra-wide temperature range.
Despite its promise, the new aluminum-based battery is not without challenges. As capacity increases, aluminum expansion and pulverization can occur, which may reduce long-term stability. Striking the right balance between capacity and cycle life will be a key focus for the next generation of development.
Thanks to its wide temperature tolerance, the aluminum-based lithium-ion battery has strong potential across many industries:
It is especially suited to extreme cold regions, where traditional lithium-ion batteries often fail. Large-scale production has already begun in multiple application areas, but the technology is still in the early market promotion stage.
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