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Stellantis Improves Battery Patent While Developing New Systems for Dodge Brand

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What happened

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Stellantis is currently developing new systems for the Dodge brand. The company has improved its battery patent, titled the "High-Voltage Battery Quick Release System For Vehicle." This system allows the battery pack to be safely detached from the car, either by gravity after being unplugged, or through the use of pyrotechnic fasteners. The process involves the battery being safely detached from the vehicle and dropped onto the ground.

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Why it matters

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The patent improvement provides a core competitive advantage for the brand in electric vehicle (EV) safety systems. This technology is seen as a valuable asset in the competitive landscape of automotive manufacturing. The successful development of these systems validates the technical capabilities of the parent group.

Stellantis manages the performance portfolio, which includes the Dodge brand.

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Who's involved

  • DodgeUS automotive brand whose technology is being upgraded and whose platform is managed by Stellantis.
  • StellantisFranco-Italian-American multinational automotive manufacturer that owns and manages the Dodge brand.

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  • DodgeSpeculative

    The patent improvement could boost market price and provide a core competitive advantage in EV safety systems.

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