
Welion achieves 824 Wh/kg energy density in lab, targets 1000 Wh/kg
Welion achieves 824 Wh/kg energy density in lab, targets 1000 Wh/kg China’s solid-state battery company Welion New Energy Chairman Yu Huigen has revealed a breakthrough in solid-state battery technology, announcing that the company has achieved an industry-leading energy density of 824 watt-hours per kilogram (Wh/kg) in laboratory tests, with future targets exceeding 1000 Wh/kg. Yu stated during a recent TV programme, Dialogue, of Chinese state media CCTV, "Our laboratory tests have demonstrated solid-state batteries with energy densities reaching 824 Wh/kg, and we expect to break the 1000 Wh/kg barrier in the long term" Despite the technical breakthrough, Yu acknowledged that cost factors, particularly expensive raw materials in sulfide-based electrolyte systems,





