Serbia-based battery startup ElevenEs has unveiled its all-new Edge574 Blade Cell. This next-generation lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cell is set to innovate the electric vehicle and industrial machinery markets in Europe by setting new standards in performance, longevity and efficiency.

The Edge574 features impressive capabilities, including a rapid 12-minute charge from 10% to 80%, with a peak charging power of 1 MW for a pack containing potentially 210 cells.

The Edge574 Blade Cell is designed for a varied temperature range, maintaining robust charging abilities even at lower temperatures. At 10°C, it can charge in 18 minutes, while at 0°C, it offers substantial charging power. The battery is constructed to endure with a cycle life that translates to at least 500,000 km, emphasizing longevity and sustainability.

The cell's integration design allows for both cell-to-pack and cell-to-body configurations, optimizing space usage and increasing energy density.

Technological advancements have led to a significant 15% reduction in the cell's direct current internal resistance (DCIR), enhancing charging efficiency and energy transfer. The cell's design includes improved mechanical features, optimized electrode materials and advanced safety measures tailored for fast charging. The Edge574's physical structure has been refined for durability and efficiency, with enhancements such as thinner sheet metal housing and larger terminals.

ElevenEs aims to transform electric mobility in Europe by focusing on fast charging, extended battery life and efficiency, which collectively make EVs more appealing and practical for a broader audience.

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