ProLogium Unveils DCN, Opening a “Third State” Electrolyte Universe at Paris Motor Show
Key Highlights
- ➤ProLogium unveils DCN, a third lithium-ion transport mechanism beyond liquid and solid electrolytes
- ➤SFIE achieves up to 57 mS/cm ionic conductivity at room temperature, SGS-witnessed
- ➤SFIE batteries charge from 5% to 80% in 6.4 minutes, according to internal testing
- ➤Dunkirk gigafactory first phase targets 4.0 GWh annual capacity, progressively achieved by 2030
- ➤ProLogium expects 90% recovery of SFIE through its battery recycling process
Expert Statements
Vincent Yang, Founder and CEO of ProLogium
“The electric vehicle market is evolving toward increasingly diverse vehicle types and applications, with different platforms requiring different combinations of cost, range, fast charging, power, safety and system integration. We believe the value of next-generation battery technology should not be measured by a single performance metric. It must balance performance, cost and manufacturability while maintaining intrinsic safety in order to meet the requirements of large-scale commercialization.”
Vincent Yang, Founder and CEO of ProLogium
“From cell manufacturing and automotive applications to battery recycling, we are building technology and manufacturing capabilities that span the entire battery lifecycle. By working with our European industry partners, we are also deepening our localized supply-chain presence in Europe and contributing to a more resilient and sustainable electrification ecosystem.”
* ProLogium unveils its Dynamic Coordination Network (DCN), introducing a third lithium-ion transport mechanism beyond conventional liquid and solid electrolytes * ProLogium, FEV and OPmobility showcase automotive battery modules and prototypes spanning diverse vehicle platforms * From GWh-scale manufacturing footprint in Taiwan and the Dunkirk gigafactory in France to battery recycling, ProLogium advances an integrated approach to manufacturing and material circularity
TAIPEI, Taiwan, Oct. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ProLogium will unveil its next-generation Dynamic Coordination Network (DCN) electrolyte architecture at the 2026 Mondial de l’Auto Paris, introducing a third lithium-ion transport mechanism beyond conventional liquid and solid electrolytes.
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