Huawei has filed a new patent for an electric vehicle (EV) battery that could change the future of clean transportation. The company claims the solid-state battery can offer up to 2,000 miles of driving range and can be fully charged in just five minutes.
This battery uses a special sulfide-based material, which is said to provide two to three times more energy than traditional lithium-ion batteries. If these claims prove true, it could mean fewer charging stops and much faster charging times for EV owners.
While the idea of a five-minute full charge is still theoretical mainly due to current limitations in charging infrastructure the news has already caught global attention. Battery experts and automakers around the world are now watching closely to see how this technology develops.
Solid-state batteries are considered the next big step in electric mobility. They are safer, last longer, and offer better performance compared to current batteries. Huawei’s move shows that China is pushing ahead in this field.
In fact, Chinese companies like BYD and Xiaomi are also working hard on similar battery technology. China already holds more than 7,600 patents related to solid-state batteries, leading the global race in EV innovation.
If successful, Huawei’s battery could set new standards for electric vehicles offering longer driving ranges, shorter charging times, and better efficiency. It could also boost the shift from fuel-powered cars to electric ones, making eco-friendly transport more practical and popular around the world.
