Microvast, a global leader in advanced battery technologies, will exhibit its latest high-performance battery solutions at the Beijing International Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, and Mining Machines Exhibition & Symposium (BICES) 2025. The event takes place September 23–26 at the China International Exhibition Center’s Shunyi Hall, where Microvast will be located at booth E2170.
The company will feature fast-charging battery models designed to meet the rigorous demands of construction and mining machinery. Its HpTO-37Ah, MpCO-48Ah and HpCO-55Ah cells can reach an 80% state of charge in just 15–20 minutes. These batteries operate reliably across a wide temperature range and offer up to 8,000 charge cycles, minimizing equipment downtime for all-electric and hybrid mining trucks.
Microvast will also introduce two high-energy-density battery options for heavy-load applications. The HnSO-70Ah cell provides an energy density of 295 Wh/kg and up to 4,000 cycles, making it well suited for long-range battery-electric and hybrid vehicles. The HnCO-120Ah model delivers 270 Wh/kg and up to 5,000 cycles, offering durability and a lower total cost of ownership for high-frequency use cases.
In addition, the company will showcase its next-generation MV-B (high-energy) and MV-C (high-power) battery packs. These packs offer approximately 20% more energy and power within the same footprint as earlier versions. Their modular design allows customers to integrate either high-energy or high-power cell technologies into existing powertrains, reducing upgrade complexity and cost.
Microvast remains committed to advancing clean energy through ongoing innovation. By delivering robust and efficient battery systems, the company aims to support the electrification of construction machinery and promote sustainable industrial practices.
About Microvast
Founded in 2006 in Stafford, Texas, Microvast has over 19 years of experience in developing battery solutions for electric vehicles and energy storage. The company holds more than 810 patents and patent applications worldwide, underscoring its dedication to driving the future of electrification.
Source: PR Newswire
