三项全球第一！固态电池“黑马”，完成2亿融资

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen Yaoshi Lithium Battery Technology Co., Ltd. has completed a Series A financing of 200 million yuan, focusing on the development of 2.0 ultra-high energy density solid-state batteries (ED > 1000 Wh/L) and market expansion for key customers in various fields including consumer electronics, AI smart terminals, drones, and humanoid robots [1]. Group 1 - Yaoshi Lithium Battery was founded in February 2023, co-founded by Kunpeng Capital and Tianmuhu Advanced Energy Storage Technology Research Institute, aiming to provide high safety, high volumetric energy density, fast charging, and cost-effective lithium-ion batteries for mainstream consumer electronics [1]. - The chief scientist, Li Hong, is a leading expert in China's solid-state battery field, having successfully incubated benchmark companies such as Tianmu Xian Dao and Weilan New Energy, which has applied for an IPO on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board [1]. Group 2 - Yaoshi Lithium Battery is deeply engaged in the consumer electronics solid-state battery sector, establishing comprehensive core barriers by adopting an oxide + polymer composite solid electrolyte route, with silicon content in the anode exceeding 25% and potentially increasing to over 30% [2]. - The next-generation O2 phase lithium cobalt oxide developed in-house can enhance energy density by approximately 7%, combined with low-expansion high-dynamic silicon anodes and advanced manufacturing processes, achieving simultaneous improvements in energy density and fast charging [2]. - The company has launched its first-generation semi-solid-state battery for mobile phones, successfully integrated into the Honor Magic V5, achieving three global firsts: the world's first mass-produced 900 Wh/L high energy density cell, the thinnest cell at 2.3 mm, and overcoming the challenge of high silicon anode expansion, maintaining expansion rates below 10% [2]. Group 3 - In the power bank sector, Yaoshi Lithium Battery quickly introduced an ultra-thin magnetic suction semi-solid-state power bank dedicated cell, utilizing oxide solid electrolyte and protective technologies for both electrodes, meeting national standards and passing rigorous tests to address traditional cell fire risks and the challenges of balancing ultra-thin design with high capacity [3].