Jun 17, 2025 · The officially mass-produced 587Ah energy storage battery cell. This cell performs exceptionally well in system matching, electrochemical stability, and integration efficiency,
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The capacity of a single battery cell stands at 1.87 kWh. It has a cycle life of more than 12,000 cycles and comes with an expected calendar life of more 25 years, according to Gotion. Meanwhile, Hithium said that several battery energy storage system integrators have already begun incorporating its 587 Ah cell into their platforms.
The competition in the development of large-capacity cells is heating up, with the industry’s top player stepping up to shape the new standard in the battery energy storage space.
The advantages of large-capacity battery cells lie in their ability to reduce the cost and integration complexity of energy storage systems, improve energy density and safety, and reduce the use of components in the PACK stage, thus simplifying the assembly process and further lowering costs.
Currently, there is no universally accepted single-model standard for energy storage cells, and the industry has not yet formed complete standardization. It is believed that with continuous technological breakthroughs and improved designs, more energy storage cell solutions will emerge over time.
This new battery cell boasts an energy density of up to 430 Wh/L and according to the manufacturer, offers superior safety performance compared to traditional small battery cells while maintaining ultra-high energy efficiency. While impressive, this energy density and cell capacity are not unheard of.
Chinese manufacturers have been actively competing developing high-capacity battery energy storage cells, searching for the next sweet spot in the post-300+ Ah era. For instance, Gotion recently unveiled its new 7 MWh, 20-foot container, utility-scale battery energy storage system.
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