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Chery's new electric car, using solid-state batteries, boasts a 1500km range, surpassing most gas cars and current EVs.
Chinese automaker Chery is set to launch the Exeed Liefeng, one of the first mass-produced electric vehicles using solid state batteries, with a claimed range of 1500km under China’s CLTC test standard—equivalent to about 1230km under the stricter WLTP standard.
This surpasses most current petrol vehicles and exceeds the 600–706km range of top EVs like the Tesla Model 3 and Polestar 3.
Xiaomi’s SU7 sedan offers up to 902km under CLTC, roughly 750km in real-world driving.
Solid state batteries promise ultra-fast charging, potentially reaching 10–80% in five minutes, narrowing the gap with petrol refueling.
While Australia has only around 550 high-power EV chargers compared to over 8,000 petrol stations, advancing EV range and charging speed may soon shift the advantage from petrol to electric vehicles.
El nuevo automóvil eléctrico de Chery, que utiliza baterías de estado sólido, cuenta con un alcance de 1500 km, superando a la mayoría de los automóviles de gasolina y los EV actuales.