Microvast Batteries Drive Global Energy Transition with Innovative Technology and Performance

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From February 19-21, 2025, the highly anticipated World Smart Energy Week took place at the Tokyo Big Sight International Exhibition Center in Tokyo, Japan. This event showcased cutting-edge technologies and leading equipment from various global sectors, including hydrogen fuel cells, photovoltaic components and systems, energy storage, batteries, smart grids, and wind energy, highlighting the latest advancements in green energy development.

In response to the evolving energy landscape, Microvast is leveraging its advanced technological capabilities, product quality, and brand reputation to expand its global presence and secure a prominent position within the international market value chain. The company has made remarkable strides in overseas markets, thanks to its high-tech and cost-effective battery solutions. Under standard power configurations, Microvast batteries can be charged to 80% capacity in just 15 minutes, significantly reducing charging times for users. Additionally, these batteries operate effectively across a wide temperature range, ensuring reliable performance in extreme conditions.

Microvast batteries are designed to withstand harsh temperatures and adapt to various challenging environments. With cutting-edge technology, they offer an impressive charge-discharge cycle life of up to 8,000 cycles under full charge and discharge conditions. The lifespan of the battery pack is aligned with the entire operational life cycle of the vehicle, providing a driving range that exceeds 1 million kilometers, making them ideal for heavy-duty, high-performance, and demanding applications.

Energy serves as a fundamental pillar of modern industrial civilization. In the context of the global energy transition, Microvast is committed to continuous innovation, actively pursuing advancements, and investing in cutting-edge research and development. The company aims to deliver a wider range of product solutions for users around the world. With its products’ exceptional performance and reliability, Microvast has established a strong foothold in the domestic market and is gaining popularity in key international commercial vehicle markets, including Europe, South Korea, and the United States.

Microvast focuses on a multi-layered safety protection strategy, ensuring that its products maintain high energy density while also achieving superior safety performance. This is accomplished through ongoing innovations in separator materials, anode materials, and electrolyte technologies, effectively addressing the challenges of safe battery application. Consequently, Microvast has secured various international certifications, including the UN Economic Commission for Europe Regulation R100.3, the Chinese National Standard GB 38031, UL 2580 from Underwriters Laboratories in the United States, and AIS 038 from the Indian Automotive Industry Standard.

Tailored to meet the specific technical requirements of commercial and specialized vehicles, Microvast batteries offer customization capabilities. Their compact design easily fits into fourth-generation MV-B and MV-C battery boxes, which are suitable for the unique operating conditions of off-road vehicles, boasting a system energy density of up to 180WH/kg.

At the exhibition, Microvast unveiled its ME6 Energy Storage System (ESS), actively targeting the global energy storage market. The ME6 ESS, built around high-performance 565Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, represents an industry first. This system features unique maintainability, successfully addressing the stringent demands of customers in the battery energy storage sector.

Lei Bingnan, Microvast’s Vice President of Marketing, stated, “In recent years, Microvast has accelerated its international expansion, achieving diverse development in global markets and steadily enhancing its influence. In 2025, we will continue to increase our marketing and promotional efforts, expand overseas channels, and strengthen our brand presence to foster a high-end brand image.”

“In markets like Japan, Microvast is currently focusing on commercial vehicles and actively engaging with local commercial and special vehicle companies to create mutually beneficial partnerships. Furthermore, the ME6 energy storage product, launched last year, has proven to be mature and highly competitive. Through this exhibition, we aim to further showcase our strengths and identify future collaboration opportunities with more partners.”