技术鸿沟远超想象,固态电池概念热亟需“退烧” | 观点
Zhong Guo Qi Che Bao Wang·2025-12-23 10:20

Group 1 - The solid-state battery concept has gained significant attention in the A-share market, leading to speculative trading behaviors and a "hot potato" phenomenon in certain sectors [2] - Some companies have seen their market values increase several times, with some even exceeding a tenfold increase, indicating a bubble in valuations with an average PE of 85 and PS of 12 compared to traditional lithium batteries' PE of 30 and PS of 3 [2] - The current market frenzy around solid-state batteries needs to cool down, as the foundation of China's lithium battery industry is not built on speculative concepts or rapid development at the expense of safety [2] Group 2 - The excitement surrounding solid-state batteries stems from a misunderstanding of the technology, with the previously controversial "semi-solid battery" now being referred to as "solid-liquid hybrid battery," highlighting fundamental differences from traditional liquid batteries [3] - Some manufacturers are using solid-state battery concepts as marketing tools to attract capital attention, which has led to irrational market enthusiasm for the technology [3] Group 3 - Leading companies like CATL are taking a cautious approach, acknowledging that the highest level of technology maturity in solid-state batteries is only at level 4 out of 9, indicating significant gaps between laboratory breakthroughs and large-scale production [4] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has established a standard system for solid-state batteries, emphasizing the urgent and challenging nature of technology industrialization [5] Group 4 - The timeline for mass production of solid-state batteries has shifted from an initial expectation of 2030 to 2035, reflecting the real technical challenges faced [5] - Key technical challenges include uncertainties in technology routes and the need for high-temperature and high-pressure conditions for certain materials, complicating the manufacturing process [5] - The entire supply chain for solid-state batteries is still immature, requiring extensive development and validation before commercial production can occur [5] Group 5 - Even if solid-state batteries achieve commercialization, they will primarily serve as a supplement to high-end electric vehicles and specialized energy storage markets, rather than completely replacing existing systems [6] - The industry needs to focus on rational development, emphasizing safety, cost, and energy density rather than succumbing to hype [6] Group 6 - Capital plays a crucial yet contradictory role in the development of solid-state batteries, with a notable lack of focus on foundational research in the primary market compared to the speculative excitement in the secondary market [7] - The support from national policies for solid-state batteries encourages long-term technological advancements rather than short-term capital speculation [7] - Maintaining a rational perspective is essential for the industry, balancing confidence in the lithium battery market with the realities of solid-state battery commercialization [7]