StoreDot, an Israeli company specializing in extreme fast-charging (XFC) battery cells, and VinFast, a Vietnamese company focused on building next-generation electric cars, have joined forces to develop the world's fastest-charging electric vehicle (EV) battery. This collaboration aims to address the long wait times associated with EV charging and provide a

StoreDot, an Israeli-based startup pioneering extreme fast charging (XFC) batteries for electric vehicles, has announced its global manufacturing strategy in three continents, targeting the US, Europe, and Asia, as it aims to serve its automotive customers where they are located. The company plans to collaborate with existing and future local

Battery technology continues to be one of the most significant challenges for the electric vehicle industry. Israeli battery developer StoreDot is at the forefront of the industry, developing advanced battery solutions that could make charging electric vehicles as quick and easy as refuelling a gasoline car. To further accelerate the

StoreDot's XFC battery technology is based on advanced materials and proprietary organic compounds. The technology allows for extreme fast charging without damaging the battery, as is common with other fast charging technologies. With XFC, StoreDot aims to revolutionize the electric vehicle industry by providing a solution to the issue of

Electric vehicle battery start-up StoreDot announced that its extreme fast charging (XFC) battery cell technology has exceeded 1,000 charging cycles in a production-ready EV form factor. StoreDot says its XFC EV battery cells repeatedly charged from 10-80% capacity in just 10 minutes and then discharged for one hour before

Israeli startup StoreDot has begun shipping samples of its fast-charging batteries to automakers for real-world EV testing. The samples are 30-Ah lithium-ion pouch cells "in EV form factor," StoreDot said in a press release, maintaining its claim that these batteries can add 100 miles of range from just five minutes