ceiling? Looking at the history of human development, there has never been a ceiling in the true sense. The development of technology is beyond your imagination. Many people think that the ceiling is limited by the background or technology at the time. With the advancement of science and technology, the ceiling will be broken sooner or later. From the first ceiling breakthrough where humans walked on all fours to walking upright; from the ceiling breakthrough where the weak and the flesh were eaten by the flesh to the human use of tools to dominate the earth; from the ceiling breakthrough where the ropes were used to remember things to hundreds of billions of times the birth of supercomputers. So whether the battery technology has developed to the sky shield, my answer is definitely NO; as for the future direction of battery development, at present, the way to continue to move forward to a higher level is all-solid-state batteries and metal-air batteries, and this is only for now A direction that can be seen in the next 10-20 years. As for how high the new technological level will be after one or two years, and how much more high-tech battery technology there will be, let’s look forward to it together.
At present, the main applications of batteries on the market are ternary lithium batteries and lithium iron phosphate batteries. The ternary actually refers to the three materials for the positive electrode of the battery. The mainstream ternary lithium batteries on the market are divided into nickel (Ni) and cobalt (Co). Lithium manganese (Mn) battery (NCM) and nickel (Ni) cobalt (Co) aluminum (Al) lithium battery (NCA) are represented by CATL and Panasonic. The corresponding OEMs are Weilai Weimar NCM and Tesla NCA. The representative of the lithium iron phosphate battery is the blade battery just released by BYD. For the comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of this kind of lithium battery, the current comprehensive comparison is that the comprehensive performance of the ternary lithium battery is higher.
