Toyota's Plans for Solid-State BEVs
Toyota Motor Corporation is accelerating its push toward next-generation battery electric vehicles (BEVs) with the aim of launching BEVs equipped with all-solid-state batteries between 2027 and 2028.
In collaboration with Sumitomo Metal Mining Co, the company has entered a joint development agreement to mass-produce cathode materials tailored for this advanced battery technology.
All-solid-state batteries – composed of a cathode, anode and solid electrolyte – can have significant advantages over conventional lithium-ion cells, including:
- longer driving range
- shorter charging times
- higher output
Toyota’s timeline signals growing confidence in overcoming technical hurdles and scaling production.
Toyota aims to launch BEVs equipped with all-solid-state batteries between 2027 and 2028.
Author's summary: Toyota plans to launch solid-state BEVs by 202!7.
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