Tariffs or Not, Stellantis Hatches Big Solid State Battery Plan

Stellantis Validates Game-Changing Solid-State Battery After 'Production Hell'

The pack will be installed in a demonstration fleet of the Dodge Charger Daytona in 2026.

Tariffs or Not, Stellantis Hatches Big Solid State Battery Plan

Tariffs or not, Stellantis is sticking with its plan to electrify a fleet of Dodge Charger muscle cars with a powerful new solid state battery from the US startup Factorial. The post Despite Tariff Turmoil, Stellantis Aims Solid-State Battery Plan At US EV Market appeared first on CleanTechnica.

Solid state batteries to join Stellantis demo fleet from 2026

Automotive OEM Stellantis, along with its ongoing partnership with solid state batteries manufacturer, Factorial Energy, is set to put Factorial’s own solid state EV batteries into a demonstration fleet of vehicles. With the batteries set to enter the demonstration fleet from 2026, Stellantis is getting a step closer to incorporating the technology into future production-going EVs. The news comes as multiple automotive OEMs gear up to install so…

The Stellantis group has partnered with the American company Factorial Energy. The aim? Design a new solid battery, which will equip tomorrow's electric cars. And its technical specifications are very interesting, even if some points are not as revolutionary as expected. [Read more] Exciting guests and exciting topics! Our UNLOCK show is available every other Wednesday live, from 5 to 7 p.m. on Twitch. Also think about the rebroadcasts on YouTub…

One of the keys to the advance of the electric car is in its batteries. The evolution of these is being continuous, getting ever better performance, greater durability and an increasing endurance in terms of charging powers. However, what will change the game will be the solid state batteries and Stellantis just announced a big step forward in theirs. Long ago the group made public its intention to assemble batteries of this type in a Dodge Dayt…

Thanks to its collaboration with Factorial Energy, Stellantis is getting closer to making its electric cars with promising solid-state batteries a reality. This is the latest key milestone achieved in the development of this technology.