The American company developed a proprietary, quasi-solid electrolyte that can be integrated into existing lithium-ion battery manufacturing equipment.
Factorial, a U.S.-based startup that’s working on a more cost-effective way of building solid-state batteries for electric vehicles, is opening a new facility in the Boston suburb of Methuen, Massachusetts today.
” Compared to liquid-based lithium-ion batteries, solid- or quasi-solid-state batteries have the upper hand when it comes to energy density and the risk of catching on fire. This means that a solid-state battery that has the same volume as a lithium-ion battery will typically have a higher capacity, enabling the EV it’s fitted in to travel a longer distance.
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