In Pictures: Dongfeng to unveil solid-liquid hybrid battery in October, mass production in Q4

Dongfeng's upcoming solid-liquid hybrid battery aims to deliver over 1,000 km of range, as seen in this EV parked in a forest setting.

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The new battery has reportedly passed extreme thermal tests, supporting reliable performance in varied climates.

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Mass production of vehicles equipped with the 350 Wh/kg battery is slated for Q4 2026.

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Dongfeng's solid-liquid hybrid technology is designed to enhance cold-weather resilience for EV charging.

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The battery's unveiling in October follows extensive testing, including in-demand driving scenarios like tunnels.

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Charging infrastructure will support the new battery's rollout, with installations beginning in late 2026.

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Dongfeng's move mirrors broader industry trends toward high-energy-density battery systems for clean vehicles.

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The solid-liquid hybrid battery's energy density could help automakers meet long-range consumer demands.

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Dongfeng plans to integrate the new battery into mass-produced models starting in the fourth quarter of next year.

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