Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of various innovative battery technologies by Hive Energy, focusing on safety, performance, and versatility across multiple applications in the energy and transportation sectors [2][28]. Group 1: Product Innovations - Hive Energy introduced the world's largest plug-in hybrid battery, the Fortress 2.0, with an 80kWh capacity, enabling over 400km of pure electric range for D-class vehicles [7][4]. - The Fortress 2.0 features a highly integrated system design, improving volume utilization and energy density by 6%, and supports peak 6C fast charging, allowing 10%-80% charging in just 10 minutes [9]. - The company unveiled a low-cost semi-solid battery utilizing a pioneering solid electrolyte membrane transfer technology, enhancing safety and performance metrics [10][11]. Group 2: Safety Enhancements - The self-developed solid electrolyte membrane technology improves ionic conductivity by over 10% and reduces thermal shrinkage at 200°C by 20%, significantly enhancing high-temperature safety [11][15]. - The Dragon Scale 3.0 platform achieves optimal thermal separation in square battery systems, addressing safety concerns related to thermal runaway while maintaining high integration levels [17][19]. - The new battery designs incorporate features that enhance thermal management and reduce the risk of thermal runaway by improving heat dissipation and structural integrity [20][15]. Group 3: Market Applications - Hive Energy is targeting the emerging markets of unmanned logistics and low-altitude scenarios with a new series of batteries ranging from 10-50kWh, designed for diverse operational environments [26][28]. - The company also launched a large-capacity HEV battery with a range of 3.6 – 7.3kWh, aimed at facilitating the intelligent upgrade of fuel vehicles [20]. - In the energy storage sector, Hive Energy introduced the world's first 588Ah stacked energy cell, designed for high safety and rapid discharge capabilities, with scalable solutions for various applications [22][24]. Group 4: Future Directions - Hive Energy aims to leverage its foundational safety technologies and systematic innovations to continuously develop products and solutions for the next generation of transportation and energy systems [29].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that Hive Energy has launched the world's largest 80 kWh plug-in hybrid battery pack, "Fortress 2.0," to meet the growing demand for high-capacity plug-in hybrids for family vehicles [2] - The "Fortress 2.0" battery pack features a highly integrated system technology, improving volume utilization and system energy density by 6% [2] - The battery pack incorporates supercharging graphite technology, supporting peak 6C fast charging, allowing a charge from 10% to 80% in just 10 minutes, enabling D-class plug-in hybrid vehicles to achieve over 400 km of pure electric range [2] Group 2 - The "Fortress 2.0" battery pack is set to enter mass production in March 2026 [3] - Hive Energy also introduced the "Bee Walk Short Blade 2.0" battery, covering 60-80 kWh, supporting 800V-6C fast charging, and utilizing ion oscillation charging technology to enhance charging speed by 20% without increasing costs [3] - The first generation of the "Bee Walk Short Blade 2.0" supports 6C fast charging, achieving 80% charge in 10 minutes, while the second generation, currently in development, will support 12C fast charging, achieving 80% charge in 8 minutes [4]