At the upcoming Paris Motor Show, held from October 14 to 20 in Paris, France, ProLogium Technology is set to unveil its pioneering battery with a 100% silicon composite anode. Since 1898, the biennial event has been one of the top five global automotive exhibitions, serving as a premier arena for showcasing cutting-edge automotive technologies and designs. The show will feature a wide array of innovations, including traditional vehicles, electric vehicles, autonomous driving technologies, and future mobility solutions.

Certified by the internationally recognized TÜV Rheinland, ProLogium’s innovative battery features a 100% composite silicon anode, presenting a groundbreaking leap in both energy density and fast-charging capabilities. The battery achieves a rapid charge from 5% to 60% SOC in just 5 minutes, requiring only 66% of the energy held by competing products to deliver a superior driving experience. These advancements significantly reduce charging time, extend driving range, and enhance vehicle performance, establishing a new benchmark in lithium-ion battery technology and revolutionizing the electric vehicle market.

Note: ProLogium Technology received certification from TÜV Rheinland in March and May 2024, confirming the energy density of its next-generation lithium ceramic cells at 749 Wh/L (volumetric) and 321 Wh/kg (gravimetric), with a fast-charging capability from 5% to 60% in 5 minutes, and from 5% to 80% in 8.5 minutes.

About ProLogium :

Founded in 2006, ProLogium specializes in innovative lithium ceramic battery solutions for electric vehicles, consumer markets, and industrial applications. With over 900 global patents (including those pending and already granted), ProLogium has delivered more than 8,000 next-generation battery samples to automakers worldwide. Its first giga-level factory in Taoyuan, Taiwan, will start supplying automakers in 2024, accelerating capacity expansion in key markets globally. ProLogium recently opened its first overseas R&D center in Paris-Saclay in May 2024 and its first overseas gigafactory project has completed the first and second phases of public hearings. It is now progressing to the environmental assessment and construction permit evaluation stages. Construction of the Dunkirk plant in France is expected to begin by the end of 2024 or early 2025, with mass production scheduled to start in 2027.