ProLogium and OPmobility have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing solid-state battery modules for electric vehicles. This partnership aims to integrate ProLogium’s advanced solid-state battery cells into battery modules and packs suitable for EV applications, enhancing system-level solutions to meet the increasing demand in the global EV market. Initial efforts will focus on performance testing and module development, with the goal of creating OEM-adoptable solutions. The collaboration highlights a significant step towards advancing solid-state battery technology and improving competitiveness in the electric vehicle sector.
Elsewhere in the market, Geely Automobile Holdings was a standout up 4% and ending the day at HK$19.32. Meanwhile, Sumitomo Electric Industries trailed, down 11.7% to end the day at ¥10,630.
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