IMMERSIO™️- The World’s Most Modular Battery Pack Explained

Electric battery and powertrain technology provider XING Mobility has designed and delivered the world's most modular electric vehicle battery pack to date. In this new motion graphic, the company illustrates the incredibly effective thermal control capabilities of their patented Immersion Cooling technology, IMMERSIO™️, and reveals how the unique cooling method achieves a greater degree of flexibility than any other battery pack on the market.
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[@youxkio]

This looks perfect for EV conversions!

[@RetroElectric]

This looks awesome!

[@yo80106]

👍👍👍

[@BeactiveWithBhattii]

What about the battery enclosure? vibration, shocks, and impact? what did you do for them?

[@juliusm5908]

What is the expected material for the module containing this cooling liquid? Would this be plastic, steel or aluminum?

[@adicahya]

Can we still purchase this module ? I dont see it anymore on your website

[@narayanlondhe6147]

Hello sir I am working same project .. How can I design this system as a CAD model can you help me ?

[@yahyasaglamtunc828]

Hello I have to drive aa battery module and cells must be "13 serial 9 paralel", what that means?

[@yahyasaglamtunc828]

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[@fadzliazrul4530]

how much is the price per kWh?

[@XINGMobility]

Hi Fadzli, the cost per kWh very much depends on the size and configuration of the pack is therefore calculated on a case-by-case basis for our commercial and industrial customers. For more information, please feel free to contact our team at [e-mail]

[@fadzliazrul4530]

@@XINGMobility thanks

[@mathieusan]

how do you recycle these? Considering the charge cycle life of Li-ion is not that great, you would have to throw these away after a year of use

[@ryanmccutcheon0904]

Lithium ion batteries are rated at 3-5 years if properly maintained