The measured endurance exceeds 1000 kilometers and the 150kWh battery pack is offline.

Fast technology April 4 news, a few days ago,
Wei Lai held the first 150kWh production battery pack offline ceremony, and some netizens posted photos of the offline ceremony.,,, Li Bin, chairman of Weilai, said that at present, all models of the first and second generation platforms have completed verification and announcement (150kWh battery pack), and the team has also conducted various tests, and the performance such as cruising mileage has exceeded expectations., According to Weilai’s plan,
The 150kWh long battery pack will be launched in the second quarter., According to introduction, the battery is the world’s first CTP battery without thermal runaway. The battery core used is independently developed by Weilai, with an energy density of 360Wh/kg. It is currently the product with the highest power and energy density of mass-produced power battery packs in China, and can be adapted to all models of Weilai’s first and second generation platforms., In December last year, Li Bin drove a dual-motor Weilai ET7 with a 150kWh battery pack to conduct a live high-speed endurance test., In the end,
After more than 14 hours of driving, the measured mileage is 1044 kilometers, the average speed is 83.9 kilometers per hour, and the average energy consumption per 100 kilometers is 13.2kWh., In addition, the volume of the 150kWh battery pack is the same as that of the Weilai 100kWh and 75kWh battery packs. All models on sale can be replaced and upgraded through the Weilai rechargeable system, which is suitable for 150kWh batteries., For Weilai car owners, after the 150kWh battery pack is put on line, the endurance of the vehicle will be upgraded. When there is a need for long-distance travel, it is only necessary to rent the 150kWh battery pack at the power station, which can be flexibly selected.,,,, [end of this article] if you need to reprint it, please be sure to indicate the source: fast technology, responsible editor: if wind, return to the first electric network home page>,