From Torque News.

Ready for a new level of EV battery safety? Chinese automaker Chery has just pushed the boundaries with a crazy saltwater test! We’re talking about a battery submerged in saltwater for over two days and coming out with zero faults. If you’ve ever worried about how an electric vehicle battery would hold up in extreme conditions, this one’s for you. This test proves that electric vehicle durability is getting better than ever.

The test, which was part of Chery’s Global Safety Challenge, took place in Indonesia’s highly humid environment. The goal was to simulate what could happen in tropical or coastal areas and see how the battery would perform. The results are incredible. This Chery EV battery emerged unscathed after 53 hours and 51 minutes underwater, showcasing its resilience to extreme moisture and potential accident scenarios.

Chery’s Guardian Battery is setting a new standard for EV battery safety and long-term performance. This isn’t just about a one-time test; it’s about building confidence in the future of electric mobility. Whether you’re a potential EV buyer or just curious about the latest in electric car technology, this story highlights a major step forward. Check out the full video to see how this amazing test unfolded!

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Reference: TCD
Scientists make shocking discovery after letting next-gen EV battery soak in salt water for more than 2 days: ‘Complete structural integrity’
https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/chery-ev-battery-test-saltwater/