A major obstacle to the popularity of electric cars is battery life and long charging times, but Samsung's latest plan for the next generation of lithium-ion vehicles may be able to address that concern.
According to Samsung's official data, the battery life of the next generation of cars will reach 600km, and even if it is 80 % of the electricity, it can still travel at least 500KM, and the charging speed will be controlled for about 20 minutes.
It is reported that the new car lithium will be produced at Samsung's new plant in Hungary, which has a total investment of more than $357 million. It is expected that mass production of this new type of car lithium will begin in 2020.
In the future, Samsung plans to have production capacity of 50000 electric vehicles, including the famous BMW i3, Tesla model3 and Ford electric cars.
In addition, Samsung unveiled a new 21700 cylindrical battery at this year's North American auto show, which has higher energy density, power and performance and will be a partner in Tesla and Panasonic super battery plants in the future.
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