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CAS Researchers Develop High-Efficiency Amorphous Alloy for GAC Group EVs

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What happened

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Researchers at the Dongguan Institute of Materials Science and Technology, under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, created a new material called "hand-tearable steel". This amorphous alloy is utilized in the Quark electric drive system developed by GAC Group. The material is only 0.025 millimeters thick.

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Why it matters

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The material helped the Quark electric drive system achieve a peak efficiency of 99 percent. This advancement supports GAC Group's claim that three new mass-produced GAC Aion models can travel an extra kilometer per kilowatt-hour of electricity.

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Who's involved

  • GAC GroupChinese automaker utilizing the new material in its electric drive system.
  • Chinese Academy of SciencesNational academy whose researchers developed the new material.
  • Jian ZhouAssociate researcher at the Dongguan Institute of Materials Science and Technology.

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  • GAC GroupSpeculative

    GAC Group might see increased demand and improved sales appeal for its mass-produced EV models due to the enhanced efficiency and range.

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