Yadea, which has claimed the title of the world’s largest electric vehicle maker for seven years running, has just announced a new electric motorbike powered by the company’s innovative #HuaYu #sodium-#ion #battery technology.
Yadea has long dominated the electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler market globally,
but has generally relied on both #lithium-#ion and #lead #acid batteries to power its vehicles in different markets.
The newly unveiled electric scooter uses Yadea’s recently introduced sodium battery technology,
offering what the company says is outstanding performance in range, charging speed, and safety.
Using the HuaYu Sodium Superfast Charging Ecosystem presented by Yadea, the battery can reach 80% charge in just 15 minutes, providing greater convenience for riders.
Yadea’s sodium battery has successfully passed more than 20 safety tests, many focusing on its resistance to fire and explosions under extreme conditions like punctures and compression.
Yadea’s new sodium battery offers an energy density of 145 Wh/kg and a lifespan of up to 1,500 cycles at room temperature,
with the company rating it for a five-year useful lifespan.
It also includes a three-year warranty for added assurance.
With excellent low-temperature capabilities, the battery retains over 92% of its discharge capacity at -20°C, making it well-suited for colder climates.
https://electrek.co/2025/01/10/worlds-largest-ev-maker-unveils-new-sodium-battery-electric-motorbikes/
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