Liqui Moly develops liquid thermal manager for EV batteries

Liqui Moly develops liquid thermal manager for EV batteries

The technology found in electric and hybrid vehicles functions optimally in certain temperature windows, Liqui Moly says.

Liqui Moly says it has expanded its product range to include the Battery Coolant EV 200, a product that acts as a thermal manager in EVs. For the indirect cooling of the battery segment, which is the case with models from Hyundai and Kia, for example, a special fluid is required. This is necessary, the company says, because the technology of electric and hybrid vehicles functions optimally only in certain temperature windows; a range between 15-40°C is ideal for lithium-ion batteries.

Liqui Moly says its new product ensures that the battery never gets hotter than 60°C in summer and that the temperature constantly remains within the ideal range between 15°C and 40°C.

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