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Polestar’s New Partnership Promises 100 Miles of Charge in 5 Minutes

Polestar collaborates with StoreDot to integrate ‘100-in-5’ extreme fast charging technology into the Polestar 5 prototype, promising a significant reduction in electric vehicle charging times.

 

  • Polestar and StoreDot’s ‘100-in-5’ technology enables 100 miles of charge in just five minutes, enhancing the efficiency of existing battery pack formats.

  • The advanced engineering project aims to showcase a full-scale implementation in the Polestar 5 prototype by 2024.


 

Polestar, in a strategic partnership with StoreDot, is set to introduce an advanced extreme fast charging (XFC) capability to its electric vehicle lineup. This initiative, referred to as ‘100-in-5’, promises to deliver 100 miles of driving range from a mere five-minute charge. This fast-charging solution is designed to be compatible with current battery pack models, eliminating the need for a complete redesign of battery technology.

Polestar 100-in-5 Battery | Photo : Polestar

During an event in Los Angeles, Polestar showcased a prototype battery module that has been engineered to incorporate StoreDot’s XFC technology. This collaboration is part of an expansive engineering project with the goal of demonstrating this technology in a full-scale Polestar 5 prototype vehicle by 2024.

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Thomas Ingenlath, the CEO of Polestar, highlighted the advancements StoreDot has made in fast charging technologies and expressed pride in Polestar’s investment and partnership in this achievement. StoreDot’s cutting-edge batteries, when combined with Polestar’s advanced electric powertrains, are expected to have a strong impact the electric vehicle market by drastically reducing charging times.

Polestar 5 Prototype | Photo : Polestar

Dr. Doron Myersdorf, CEO of StoreDot, emphasized the crucial support and collaboration from Polestar in the development of the XFC technology. With plans to demonstrate a fully charged battery module next year, StoreDot’s innovation is anticipated to significantly diminish the prevalent ‘charging anxiety’ associated with electric vehicles.

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