Project description
Gen-4 lithium-ion battery system for electric vehicles
The electric vehicle market relies on lithium-ion batteries but faces safety risks related to flammability. Solid-state battery electric vehicle (SSBEV) technology presents a promising alternative, though its integration into existing systems is complex and necessitates component redesigns. The EU-funded ARISE project aims to address these challenges by developing a Gen-4 (fourth-generation) solid-state lithium-ion battery system with high-performance characteristics based on a cell-to-chassis concept and expandable modules adaptable to next-generation SSBEVs. The project will design a new city car chassis optimised for expandable solid-state batteries (SSBs) and create an innovative thermal management system for the battery and pack levels, specifically tailored to SSB compatibility. Additionally, it will implement a smart battery management system.
Objective
The global EV market is largely reliant on battery electric vehicles (BEVs) that employ lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, mostly based on liquid electrolytes. Due to extensive research and development of Li-ion, we are gradually reaching the maximum chemical potential of today’s electrode materials regarding Nickel-rich cathodes. Yet Li-ion based battery systems, based on liquid electrolytes, still face significant limitations , due to their chemistries, such as high flammability , potential safety risks, burning, and explosions, electrochemical instabilities, and low ion selectivity.
In this regard, promising solutions are emerging in the form of solid-state battery EV (SSBEV) technology. However, the inherent differences between SSBs and traditional Li-ion batteries such as fundamentally distinct operating temperatures, charging rates, form factor and cell safety characteristics introduce complexities in integrating them into existing BEV systems, necessitating a redesign of the several systems. To meet this need, ARISE will develop an advanced solid-state, fourth generation (Gen-4) Li-ion battery system that offers advanced high-performance features, based on a cell-to-chassis concept with expandable modules that is applicable to any next generation S SBEV.
ARISE will cover 3 different development paths: 1) a new city car chassis design utilizing SSBs that is expandable when needed, 2) a novel battery and pack level Thermal Management System compatible with SSBs, 3) Smart Battery Management System that controls battery expansion, fast charging, and safety.
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HORIZON.2.5 - Climate, Energy and Mobility
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HORIZON.2.5.7 - Clean, Safe and Accessible Transport and Mobility
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HORIZON.2.5.6 - Industrial Competitiveness in Transport
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HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL5-2024-D5-01
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34956 Istanbul
Türkiye
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