InoBat-world’s first intelligent EV battery 

EV battery manufacturer InoBat Auto has unveiled the world’s first artificial intelligence electric vehicle battery “InoBat” with a higher energy density and increases the vehicle’s range for about 20%. This battery is a combination of both Artificial Intelligence (AI) and High Throughput (HTP) technology.

InoBat-world’s first intelligent EV battery 

The Company’s co-founder and CEO Marian Bocek said the battery was developed after a year of R&D and was developed through a combination of artificial intelligence and high throughput platform technology. “No other battery cell maker has the technology to discover and demonstrate battery chemistries as quick. InoBat can provide its customers with the ‘best’ answer.”

The new production process helps the batteries to get quicker and more efficient which results in a 20% increase in operational range when compared to the conventionally-made batteries. These batteries reduce the dependency of the rare metal such as cobalt which can provide high energy density.

InoBat units will provide an energy density of 265-watt hour (Wh) per kg by the end of 2021 and will increase to 298 Wh per kg by mid-2022, and up to 350 Wh per kg by the end of 2023. The overall target is 500 Wh per kg. The company will also slowly remove nickel from its batteries.

These batteries will be produced at the world’s first AI-driven R&D battery centre in Slovakia next year, with a 10 GWh Gigafactory confirmed to be built at the start of 2025 to serve global markets.

“The world’s first intelligent battery marks a huge leap forward in the electrification of transport. At InoBat, we want to fast track innovation to ensure the best batteries for any type of electric vehicle. These batteries will be tested and developed further with scale production starting next year,” Bocek said.

InoBat is also advancing plans to build a €1 billion ($1.2bn) 10 GWh Gigafactory, which would have the potential to generate 240,000 intelligent batteries in 2025. InoBat Auto said it could provide up to 240,000 electric cars with its intelligent batteries. 

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