Volvo Collaborates with Breathe Battery Technologies to Accelerate Charging Speeds

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Volvo Partners With Breathe Battery Technologies To Aid In Faster Charging

Volvo has announced an exciting partnership with the UK startup, Breathe Battery Technologies, aimed at revolutionizing the charging experience for its forthcoming electric vehicles.

Through Volvo’s Tech Fund corporate venture capital arm, the company is investing in Breathe, although the specific amount remains undisclosed. This investment signals Volvo’s commitment to integrating Breathe’s cutting-edge charging technology into its lineup of electric vehicles.

Central to Breathe’s innovation is its algorithm-enabled charging software, which pledges to enhance charging performance significantly. By leveraging advanced algorithms, Breathe’s software optimizes charging processes, promising a remarkable 30% increase in charging speed without compromising energy density or driving range.

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Volvo (Credits: Reuters)

Crucially, these improvements are designed to endure over the entire battery life cycle, safeguarding the battery’s health in the long term.

What sets Breathe’s solution apart is its ability to achieve faster charging without necessitating alterations to battery design or additional resource extraction. In essence, it delivers these advancements with virtually zero environmental impact, representing a clear win-win scenario for both consumers and the planet.

Volvo asserts that Breathe’s charging software seamlessly integrates with the hardware utilized in its latest generation of electric vehicles, ensuring straightforward scalability. However, it appears that older models may not benefit from this technological advancement, as they likely lack the necessary compatibility.

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By Sajda

Sajda is a car enthusiast, however, she is more focused on motorbikes.

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