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Volvo Cars has signed a multi year agreement with StoreDot has which will develop batteries with its proprietary extreme fast charging (XFC) cells.

First samples are expected to be ready for testing in 2024.

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StoreDot claimed its XFC battery would enable 100 miles (160km) of range after a five minute charge.

Mass production of its ‘100in5’ technology was expected in 2025.

The company outlined a ‘100inX’ product plan which would eventually deliver ‘Range on Demand’ – 100 miles charged in five minutes in 2024, 100 miles in three minutes by 2028, and 100 miles in two minutes by 2032.

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