Quick Takeaways
- ProLogium will debut automotive-ready lithium-ceramic solid-state batteries at CES 2026 with a production-focused pack architecture.
- The collaboration with Rimac signals a shift from lab validation to scalable, safety-critical EV deployment.
On December 30, ProLogium Technology announced that it will unveil its ProLogium lithium-ceramic batteries at CES 2026, marking a significant step forward in solid-state battery development for the automotive sector. The company will present two advanced automotive battery solutions designed to address performance, safety, and scalability requirements for next-generation vehicles.
ProLogium Lithium-Ceramic Batteries Power New Solid-State Pack
Building on the memorandum of understanding signed at IAA Mobility, ProLogium has intensified its technical collaboration with Rimac. The partnership has resulted in a Superfluidized All-Inorganic Solid-State Lithium-Ceramic Battery Pack that will be physically displayed at CES 2026, highlighting practical readiness beyond laboratory development.
This battery pack architecture introduces multiple system-level advantages aimed at vehicle integration and industrialization, including:
Automotive-Grade Cells for High-Safety Applications
In addition to the solid-state pack, ProLogium will showcase high-safety lithium-ceramic battery cells developed for automotive audio systems. These cells have successfully passed major international safety certifications, including UN38.3, IEC62133-2, and UL1642, reinforcing their compliance with global regulatory requirements.
Designed to perform reliably across extreme environments, the cells deliver stable output from –30°C to 85°C. Capacity retention remains between 80% and 98%, ensuring consistent performance in diverse climatic conditions worldwide.
Certified under IATF 16949 automotive quality management standards, these battery cells support stable, scalable supply for automotive manufacturers, positioning ProLogium lithium-ceramic batteries as a viable solution for safety-critical vehicle applications.
ProLogium Lithium-Ceramic Batteries Power New Solid-State Pack
Building on the memorandum of understanding signed at IAA Mobility, ProLogium has intensified its technical collaboration with Rimac. The partnership has resulted in a Superfluidized All-Inorganic Solid-State Lithium-Ceramic Battery Pack that will be physically displayed at CES 2026, highlighting practical readiness beyond laboratory development.
This battery pack architecture introduces multiple system-level advantages aimed at vehicle integration and industrialization, including:
- Module-free design to improve structural efficiency
- Higher packaging efficiency for optimized space utilization
- Advanced thermal management for enhanced safety
- Maintenance- and recycling-friendly configuration
- Design optimized for mass-production feasibility
Automotive-Grade Cells for High-Safety Applications
In addition to the solid-state pack, ProLogium will showcase high-safety lithium-ceramic battery cells developed for automotive audio systems. These cells have successfully passed major international safety certifications, including UN38.3, IEC62133-2, and UL1642, reinforcing their compliance with global regulatory requirements.
Designed to perform reliably across extreme environments, the cells deliver stable output from –30°C to 85°C. Capacity retention remains between 80% and 98%, ensuring consistent performance in diverse climatic conditions worldwide.
Certified under IATF 16949 automotive quality management standards, these battery cells support stable, scalable supply for automotive manufacturers, positioning ProLogium lithium-ceramic batteries as a viable solution for safety-critical vehicle applications.
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