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Narada Unveils Revolutionary 783Ah Solid-State Battery for Energy Storage

2025-06-06 | Eric

April 10, 2024 - Narada proudly announces the launch of its groundbreaking 783Ah ultra-high capacity solid-state energy storage battery, setting a new industry benchmark for performance and safety in large-scale energy storage solutions.

Breakthrough Solid-State Battery Technology

Building upon its successful development of 30Ah all-solid-state batteries, Narada's latest innovation represents a quantum leap in energy storage technology through three key advancements:

Flexible biphasic oxide solid electrolyte
Multi-layer heterogeneous composite structure design
Proprietary in-situ electrolyte film formation technology

Overcoming Oxide Electrolyte Limitations

Narada's engineering team has successfully addressed the historical challenges of oxide electrolytes by developing a flexible biphasic variant that offers:

Exceptional ionic conductivity (10⁻³ S/cm)
Wide electrochemical window
Superior air stability
Enhanced mechanical strength
Cost-effective manufacturability

Revolutionary Interface Technology

Narada's patented in-situ electrolyte film formation technology solves critical solid-solid interface challenges by:

Creating flexible coatings around active particles
Dramatically reducing interfacial resistance
Improving cycling performance

Advanced Multi-Layer Architecture

The 783Ah battery features an innovative multi-layer design that combines:

LiCon functional layer: Enables rapid ion transport and structural support
SIL interfacial layer: Enhances electrode contact and ion transfer

Unmatched Performance Specifications

Parameter	Performance
Cycle Life	≥10,000 cycles
Single-cell Energy	>2.5 kWh
Energy Efficiency	>95%
Volumetric Energy Density	>430 Wh/L

Ideal for Large-Scale Energy Storage

The Narada 783Ah solid-state battery delivers inherent safety advantages with:

Zero liquid leakage risk
Eliminated fire hazards
Exceptional long-term stability

As manufacturing processes mature and costs continue to decline, Narada is positioned to lead the widespread adoption of solid-state technology in grid-scale and industrial energy storage applications.