New, safer EV battery could achieve 1,000-mile range, 100% recyclability power

Developed by 24M Technologies, the battery cells are integrated with the Impervio separator, which improves the fire safety of the battery.

With the available 24M prototypes, OEMs can test the innovations for rapid integration and deployment across the automotive industry.

The company claims that the delivery of these batteries to OEM marks a significant step toward large-scale production of safer, more reliable, electric vehicle batteries. With the available 24M prototypes, OEMs can test the innovations for rapid integration and deployment across the automotive industry.

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