Cell-to-Pack Battery Design
Cell-to-pack is a battery design where cells are placed directly in the pack without separate modules, saving space and weight.
What is Cell-to-Pack Battery Design?
It allows more cells in the same space. It is common with LFP cells. A related idea, cell-to-body, uses the pack as part of the car structure. Cell-to-pack designs have helped make LFP batteries competitive in range.
How it works
Removing module housings frees space for active material and simplifies the pack.
Why it matters for your car
Repairs may require replacing larger parts of the pack. Accident damage can be harder to repair.
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