Endurance breaks 1200 km Tesla modified battery endurance

Driving a tram is easy to have endurance anxiety. A few days ago, it was reported that the US battery developer Our Next Energy (ONE) has modified the experimental new battery pack into the Tesla Model S, claiming to have traveled 752 miles (about 1210 km) at an average speed of 55 mph (about 88 km / h) in road tests.

Although the speed of 88km/h is not a high-speed working condition for high-speed endurance vehicles, it is much higher than the speed of urban driving, so such a speed is also of practical significance.

According to reports, the battery pack capacity of the modified Tesla Model S is 203.7 kWh, and the energy density is 416 Wh / liter. The test, which took place in Michigan in December, lasted nearly 14 hours on the road with an average speed of 55 mph (about 88 km/h), and the odometer showed 752.2 miles (about 1210 km/ h).

After that, it was verified by a third party on a dynamometer, and the test vehicle traveled 882 miles at a speed of 55 mph (about 88 km/h).

This brand new battery, Our Next Energy, calls it "Gemini," said founder and CEO Mujeeb Ijaz: "We want to accelerate the popularity of electric vehicles by eliminating the range anxiety that currently hampers most consumers ." ”

However, this modified battery, in terms of safety and cost, may not be able to meet the requirements of mass production, but in terms of technical feasibility, it has been verified how the endurance limit of a single battery of electric vehicles is.

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