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CATL's New Chassis Is made Of "amazing materials", according to CATL, and that their chassis passed the "highest speed + strongest impact" dual extreme safety test. According to CATL, the Bedrock Chassis sets new benchmarks for EV safety by incorporating cutting-edge technologies and materials. CATL uses submarine-grade hot-formed steel, aerospace-grade aluminum alloy, and multiple barrier structures to build the chassis. The overall chassis design integrates the battery pack within a "three-dimensional biomimetic tortoise shell structure," mimicking nature's own protective shell. The structure is further fortified with a "high-ductility energy-absorbing insulation film" that dissipates impact forces. Dubbed the "Bedrock Chassis," the innovative platform went through rigorous testing, including a 120 km/h (75 mph) frontal collision with a pole, and survived without any sign of thermal runaway, fire, or explosion. You can watch the crash test in a video embedded at the bottom of this article. #electricvehicles #evs https://lnkd.in/g6MZ9qGt

China May Have Built The Safest EV Chassis In The World, Or Just Another Platform

China May Have Built The Safest EV Chassis In The World, Or Just Another Platform

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