Improving the quality and performance of EV battery designs, without compromising range performance, power density, and safety.
Phasing out gas-powered internal combustion engines (ICE) and moving towards clean energy electric vehicles (EVs) brings substantial technology investments to deliver EVs to the mainstream market. Government legislation to eliminate or limit the production of ICEs by 2035 is creating a surge in demand for the EV ecosystem. This in turn, is driving demand for more efficient ways of EV battery system.
At the epicenter of this increase in market demand is the battery — the subsystem of EVs that makes a sustainable electrified transportation system possible. The objective is to develop EV batteries that improve durability, power density, and operational safety using a fast, cost-effective, and energy-efficient process.
One important aspect of EV battery design is performance testing. It is a critical process that includes the design, production, and system integration phases to ensure that all EV batteries entering the open market are of the highest quality for safety and operational performance.
EV battery testing can be an expensive, time-consuming task without the latest systems and methodologies. Using both best practices and state-of-the-art EV battery technologies throughout the design process can help you resolve EV battery design challenges quickly and easily.
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