Samsung announced the successful development of graphene batteries

Samsung electronics announced that it has developed graphene battery technology that can increase battery capacity and charge up to five times faster than current standards.

The research and development arm of Samsung electronics has successfully synthesized a graphene ball that can be used to extend the life of lithium batteries and speed up their charging. Graphene ball materials can increase battery capacity by 45 percent and charge up to five times faster. If existing lithium-ion batteries take an hour to fully charge, the new technology could reduce that to 12 minutes.

In addition, this graphene material technology can allow lithium batteries to work at 60 degrees Celsius, which has a bright future in the field of new energy vehicles.

Samsung electronics said it had applied for a patent for the technology in South Korea and the United States.

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