Game-Changing Immersion Cooling Technology
XING Mobility, a renowned provider of advanced electric vehicle (EV) battery systems, introduces its cutting-edge Immersion Cooling technology at CES 2024. This technology revolutionizes battery thermal management by immersing battery cells in a specially designed dielectric fluid, ensuring unparalleled uniform and rapid cooling.
CES 2024 Showcase: Three Global Firsts
- IMMERSIO™ Cell-to-Pack (CTP) Architecture:
- Gravitational energy density of up to 200 Wh/kg.
- Volumetric energy density of up to 400 Wh/L, the world’s highest.
- Addresses range anxiety by allowing larger battery capacities in passenger vehicles without compromising space.
- IMMERSIO™ XM25 Battery System:
- The first mass-produced immersion cooling battery pack.
- Offers 25 kWh of power for both vehicle and Energy Storage System (ESS) applications.
- Rigorously tested for reliability, environmental resilience, and efficient power output.
- Unprecedented Safety Test Results:
- Successful three-nail penetration safety test on an IMMERSIO™ battery pack at 100% State of Charge.
- Immersion cooling technology prevents fire propagation, ensuring unmatched safety and stability.
Strategic Entry into the American Market
XING Mobility’s CES debut aligns with its strategic entry into the American market, buoyed by recent investments from Kubota and the U.S. government’s clean energy focus. The company actively seeks partnerships with U.S. dealers to accelerate the adoption of its groundbreaking technology across various applications, including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, industrial machinery, and ESS.
Royce YC Hong, Co-founder & CEO of XING Mobility, emphasizes the commitment to providing a safer and more stable choice for battery thermal management globally, rewriting safety norms for industrial electrification.
Showcasing Innovations at CES
XING Mobility invites CES attendees to explore its products and technology at LVCC West Hall Booth 6857. Additionally, Ida Wu, General Manager of XING Mobility, will participate in the “The Future of EV Batteries is Big” seminar on January 10, discussing the transformative potential of immersion cooling technology in electric vehicle batteries.
Source：prnewswire.com
