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The performance of new energy vehicle batteries can be compared from multiple aspects, mainly including specific energy, energy density, specific power, cycle life and cost. The following is a comparison of the performance of several common new energy vehicle batteries:
1. Lead-acid battery
Advantages: mature technology, low cost and high safety.
Disadvantages: low energy density, slow charging speed and short life.
Application: mainly used in hybrid vehicles and some pure electric vehicles.
2. Nickel-metal hydride battery
Advantages: high energy density, long cycle life and good safety.
Disadvantages: high cost and slow charging speed.
Application: widely used in hybrid vehicles.
3. Lithium-ion battery
Advantages: high energy density, fast charging speed and long cycle life.
Disadvantages: relatively low safety and high cost.
Application: widely used in pure electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
4. Ternary lithium battery
Advantages: high energy density, fast charging speed and stable performance.
Disadvantages: relatively low safety and high cost.
Application: widely used in pure electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
5. Lithium iron phosphate battery
Advantages: high safety, long cycle life, low cost.
Disadvantages: relatively low energy density, poor low temperature performance.
Application: widely used in pure electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
6. Sodium ion battery
Advantages: low cost, high energy density, excellent thermal stability, good low temperature performance.
Disadvantages: relatively new technology, less market application.
Application: expected to be widely used in the field of new energy vehicles in the future.
7. Solid-state battery
Advantages: high safety, high energy density, fast charging speed.
Disadvantages: high cost, technology is not yet fully mature.
Application: expected to be widely used in the field of new energy vehicles in the future.
Summary
Energy density: solid-state battery > ternary lithium battery > lithium-ion battery > nickel-metal hydride battery > lead-acid battery
Safety: lithium iron phosphate battery > nickel-metal hydride battery > solid-state battery > ternary lithium battery > lithium-ion battery > lead-acid battery
Cycle life: lithium iron phosphate battery > nickel-metal hydride battery > ternary lithium battery > lithium-ion battery > lead-acid battery
Cost: lead-acid battery < nickel-metal hydride battery < lithium iron phosphate battery < ternary lithium battery < solid-state battery
According to different needs and application scenarios, you can choose the appropriate battery type.