• News
    • Tech
    • Lifestyle
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Premium
  • Reviews
  • Events
    • Nigeria
    • South Africa
  • Tools
    • Price Guide
    • Find your idea car
    • Car valuation
    • Sell your car
    • Car insurance quote
    • Locate a dealer
    • Deals
  • For Sale
    • New Cars for sale
    • Cheap Cars for sale
    • Bikes for sale
    • Trucks for sale
    • Boats for sale
    • Jets for sale in Africa
    • Cars under 5m
    • EV in Nigeria
    • EV in South Africa
Wednesday, July 30, 2025
  • Login
Auto Journal Africa
  • News
    • Tech
    • Lifestyle
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Premium
  • Reviews
  • Events
    • Nigeria
    • South Africa
  • Tools
    • Price Guide
    • Find your idea car
    • Car valuation
    • Sell your car
    • Car insurance quote
    • Locate a dealer
    • Deals
  • For Sale
    • New Cars for sale
    • Cheap Cars for sale
    • Bikes for sale
    • Trucks for sale
    • Boats for sale
    • Jets for sale in Africa
    • Cars under 5m
    • EV in Nigeria
    • EV in South Africa
Ask Autojorunal AI
No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Tech
    • Lifestyle
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Premium
  • Reviews
  • Events
    • Nigeria
    • South Africa
  • Tools
    • Price Guide
    • Find your idea car
    • Car valuation
    • Sell your car
    • Car insurance quote
    • Locate a dealer
    • Deals
  • For Sale
    • New Cars for sale
    • Cheap Cars for sale
    • Bikes for sale
    • Trucks for sale
    • Boats for sale
    • Jets for sale in Africa
    • Cars under 5m
    • EV in Nigeria
    • EV in South Africa
No Result
View All Result
Morning News
No Result
View All Result
Home Electric Vehicles

China’s Huawei files patent for ultra-dense battery with 5-minute charge time

Michael Olabode Williams by Michael Olabode Williams
July 7, 2025
in Electric Vehicles, Premium
0
China’s Huawei files patent for ultra-dense battery with 5-minute charge time
1.9k
SHARES
10.9k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Huawei, China’s tech powerhouse, has filed a bold patent that could change the electric vehicle landscape. The company says its next-generation solid-state battery could deliver up to 1,864 miles (3,000 km) of range on a single charge; a figure nearly triple what current EVs can achieve.

The patent describes a nitrogen-doped, sulfide-based solid-state battery boasting an energy density between 180 and 225 Wh/lb. That’s two to three times more than today’s lithium-ion batteries. Huawei claims the battery can be recharged from 10% to 80% in under five minutes, a potential game-changer for drivers and manufacturers alike.

READ ALSO

Nissan spends $1.9m to build UK’s first electric truck charging depot

UK auto industry falls 11.9% in toughest year since 1953

Although Huawei doesn’t manufacture cars, it supplies cutting-edge EV technologies to Chinese automakers. Its potential battery breakthrough puts it alongside global rivals like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, and BYD, all in a fierce race to perfect solid-state systems that are safer, lighter, and faster to charge.

Huawei is keeping most details under wraps, but industry observers say the tech giant is quietly ramping up interest in upstream components. Earlier this year, it filed a separate patent for producing sulfide electrolytes, a crucial, and costly, ingredient in high-performance solid-state batteries. Some batches of the material now fetch prices higher than gold.

The patent filing comes at a time when China is reinforcing its dominance in the EV sector. Public records show Chinese companies now file over 7,600 solid-state battery patents annually, accounting for 36.7% of the global total. That figure underscores the country’s ambition to lead in next-gen energy storage.

Experts are cautiously optimistic. While Huawei’s figures remain theoretical, the company’s ambitions signal real disruption ahead. Analysts warn that ultra-fast charging still depends on infrastructure that doesn’t yet exist. Nonetheless, this filing has set off alarm bells across the global EV and tech communities.

With CATL aiming for hybrid solid-state production by 2027 and Toyota revealing a 745-mile prototype in 2023, the global race is heating up. But Huawei’s staggering range claim, if proven, could mark one of the most significant advances in EV battery history.

Read more on Tesla lands $87m Belgium battery deal as clean energy demand surges

Tags: battery plantelectric vehiclesHeadlineHuawei

Related Posts

Nissan spends $1.9m to build UK’s first electric truck charging depot
Business

Nissan spends $1.9m to build UK’s first electric truck charging depot

July 29, 2025
UK auto industry falls 11.9% in toughest year since 1953
Business

UK auto industry falls 11.9% in toughest year since 1953

July 29, 2025
Kia’s EV3 could be the game-changing electric SUV Americans have been waiting for
Electric Vehicles

Kia’s EV3 could be the game-changing electric SUV Americans have been waiting for

July 24, 2025
Tesla unveils affordable EV prototype amid sales slump, missed earnings
Electric Vehicles

Tesla unveils affordable EV prototype amid sales slump, missed earnings

July 24, 2025
Chinese carmakers Zeekr, Neta faked number of cars sold using insurance trick
Cars/SUVs

Chinese carmakers Zeekr, Neta faked number of cars sold using insurance trick

July 22, 2025
BYD, Chinese EV
Electric Vehicles

This is why BYD’s $4.6bn Hungary EV plant is falling behind

July 22, 2025
Next Post
From scooters to skies: How Piaggio’s aircraft legacy took flight again

From scooters to skies: How Piaggio’s aircraft legacy took flight again

POPULAR NEWS

Inferno at Toyota 1000 Desert Race consumes 49 cars

Inferno at Toyota 1000 Desert Race consumes 49 cars

July 3, 2023
Mobius Motors

Mobius Motors: Rising taxes, competition ends Kenyan SUV maker’s journey

August 7, 2024
Autojournal car race

Get ready for the biggest RACE show this December in Nigeria

August 12, 2024
From style to sustainability: How Geely Auto is shaping the future of luxury vehicles

From style to sustainability: How Geely Auto is shaping the future of luxury vehicles

October 25, 2024
Oyo State Governor gifts Saheed Osupa Toyota Prado SUV worth ₦70M 

Oyo State Governor gifts Saheed Osupa Toyota Prado SUV worth ₦70M 

August 22, 2023

EDITOR'S PICK

Obi Cubana fuses electric cars into Abuja's transport system with 'Enviable Transport'

Obi Cubana fuses electric cars into Abuja’s transport system with ‘Enviable Transport’

March 3, 2024
Rolls-Royce Ghost of Manchester past, present and future

Rolls-Royce’s customised ‘Ghost’ built to honour Manchester’s heritage

April 14, 2023
solar-powered cars

Solar-powered cars hold promise for sustainable urban mobility

September 22, 2023
Moove [Photo Credit Niairametrics]

Moove raises $76 Million to ease mobility in Africa

August 14, 2023

About

Auto Journal Africa is the leading online and print magazine for automobiles in Africa.

Follow us

Recent Posts

  • Stellantis vows to win back U.S. buyers after $1.7bn tariff blow
  • Nissan spends $1.9m to build UK’s first electric truck charging depot
  • UK auto industry falls 11.9% in toughest year since 1953
  • Brazil urges U.S. to drop 50% tariffs on food, Embraer aircraft

Links

  • Privacy Policy
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Events
  • Tools
  • For Sale

© 2023 Auto Journal

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Tech
    • Lifestyle
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Premium
  • Reviews
  • Events
    • Nigeria
    • South Africa
  • Tools
    • Price Guide
    • Find your idea car
    • Car valuation
    • Sell your car
    • Car insurance quote
    • Locate a dealer
    • Deals
  • For Sale
    • New Cars for sale
    • Cheap Cars for sale
    • Bikes for sale
    • Trucks for sale
    • Boats for sale
    • Jets for sale in Africa
    • Cars under 5m
    • EV in Nigeria
    • EV in South Africa

© 2023 Auto Journal

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In