Japan looking for ASSB commercialisation around 2030

Japan is investing $660 million in ASSB (All-Solid-State-Battery) R&D with the target of commercialising the technology by around 2030.

Japan possesses the most ASSB-related patents in the world and has been steadily establishing a supply chain over recent years with the target of achieving mass production, reports TrendForce.

Japan looking for ASSB commercialisation around 2030

Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) announced the “Battery Supply Assurance Program” in March 2024, which would see a subsidy of $2.24 billion for the development of the domestic EV industry chain, as well as ASSB technology.


METI approved four R&D projects in 2024 at  Toyota, Idemitsu, Mitsui Kinzoku, and TK Works aimed at supporting R&D on ASSB-related materials and advanced in production technology.


China, South Korea, Europe, and the US are also engaged in active development of ASSB, but Japanese manufacturers are likely to first adopt ASSB in EVs.

 

David Manners

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