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BTR Unveils Next-Gen Solid-State Battery Materials at AABC Europe 2025
Mainz, Germany — June 26, 2025 — As the global shift toward electric mobility accelerates, BTR New Material Group showcased at the 15th Advanced Automotive Battery Conference (AABC) Europe to present its cutting-edge materials roadmap for next-generation batteries.
Dr. Ying Zhan, Managing Director of BTR New Material Europe GmbH, delivered a keynote presentation in the “xEV Battery Technology and Market” track, introducing BTR SAFE, the company’s comprehensive material solutions designed for solid and semi-solid-state battery systems. The suite includes the FLEX and GUARD material series, which are designed to improve energy density, safety, and performance for EV, 3C, robot, UAM, ESS, and other AI future applications.
BTR SAFE integrates the three core components of a solid-state battery— cathode, anode, and electrolyte—providing a one-stop solution to meet the evolving demands of electrification. With features like ultra-low resistance design, high-capacity silicon composites, and high ionic conductivity electrolytes, the solution addresses key challenges such as long driving range, fast charging, and thermal safety.
AABC Europe 2025 brought together global battery leaders and OEMs, including BMW, Volkswagen, Renault, GM, and Ferrari, to explore commercialization pathways for advanced battery technologies. BTR’s presentation drew significant interest from attendees, particularly in its global manufacturing capacity and commercialization progress in solid-state materials.
At the event, BTR also highlighted its internationalization strategy. The company has begun mass production at its Indonesian plant with an annual capacity of 80,000 tons of anode material. In addition, a 60,000-ton anode and 50,000-ton cathode production project is planned in Morocco, underscoring BTR’s commitment to ensuring a stable and scalable supply for its global partners.
As Europe doubles down on its EV transition through stricter emissions targets and EV incentives, BTR’s integrated solid-state material system offers a timely and strategic response to battery bottlenecks. With a global presence and robust R&D, BTR is helping redefine the future of clean mobility.
About AABC (Advanced Automotive Battery Conference)
Organized by Cambridge EnerTech, the Advanced Automotive Battery Conference (AABC) is one of the most influential global platforms for battery innovation. Held annually in Europe and North America, AABC gathers leaders from across the EV value chain to explore the latest advances in battery chemistry, engineering, and commercialization. AABC Europe 2025 marks its 15th edition, hosted in Mainz, Germany.
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