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SES Passes China EV Battery Safety Standard

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First 100 Ah Li-Metal Automotive Cell To Pass For EV And UAM (Image Courtesy Of SES AI Corporation)

SES AI Corporation (SES AI), a developer and manufacturer of Li-Metal batteries, announced a major step in its commercialization of its battery technology. The company’s 100 Ah Li-Metal cells for automotive applications are the first in the industry to successfully pass safety tests required by China’s GB38031-2020 Electric Vehicles Traction Battery Safety Standard. This certification is used by all of SES AI’s electric vehicle (EV) Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) partners, as well as many of the other manufacturers, as a global standard.

GB38031-2020 is a mandatory national standard in the world’s largest EV market, China, specifically designed for the EV sector, encompassing a series of tests such as overcharge, over discharge, external short circuit, heating, temperature cycling, and crushing. Compliance with GB38031-2020 demonstrates that SES AI’s 100 Ah Li-Metal cells can effectively manage safety risks under stringent test conditions.

“The results are highly encouraging, affirming our decade-long commitment to refining Li-Metal chemistry and enhancing the safety of Li-Metal batteries,” said Qichao Hu, Founder and chief executive officer of SES AI. “There are two types of safety tests that Li-Metal needs to pass for EV and UAM, abuse and in-use. For abuse tests, passing GB38031-2020 is a key milestone, it’s also the first time in the industry that a high energy density cell such as Li-Metal passes the rigorous safety tests of GB38031-2020. In addition, for in-use safety, our AI for Safety can predict and prevent almost 100% of incidents in the field. When you combine the GB38031-2020 for abuse and AI for Manufacturing for in-use, this is a major milestone toward the commercialization of Li-Metal for EV and UAM applications.”

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