Battery technology has been in existence for well over 100 years, however it has been the rapid advances in recent times allowing large amounts of electrical energy to be stored in relatively lightweight batteries that has made electric vehicles a viable alternative to internal combustion vehicles.
evMe uses the highest quality Lithium polymer (LiPO) batteries which provide a service life of greater than 10 years based on usage in a normal commuting application (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2006, NSW average commute of 40 kilometers per day).
evMe operates at 350 Volts nominal. The battery module is comprised of 96 batteries, each consisting of a 100 Amp hour, high energy density cell.
Our Lithium Polymer batteries represent advancements over more common EV-targeted LiPO batteries boasting higher energy densities and much higher cycle life whilst maintaining levels of safety that a mobile platform demands.
These batteries have passed stringent safety tests which involve overcharge, overdischarge, short circuit, thermal, vibration, shock, puncture and impact.
Other benefits come from their patented sealed bag format which achieves superior levels of ingress protection over other housings. This ensures that no moisture or other contaminants can permeate the cells lining, which is a major contributor to early cell degeneration.
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