Samsung SDI says global clients gave early nod to its solid-state batteries
A Samsung SDI executive said sample evaluations with multiple global customers drew positive responses on energy density and safety, with mass production targeted for H2 2027 — the first public comments on the program's status.
Samsung SDI vice president Kim Eun-ha, who heads its all-solid-state battery production development group, said sample performance evaluations with multiple global customers have drawn positive responses on energy density and safety, with mass production targeted for the second half of 2027. It is the first time a Samsung SDI executive has publicly discussed the program's status.
Why it matters
Solid-state timelines are usually vendor promises; customer validation is the step that separates a lab program from a product. Potential buyers reportedly include EV makers and humanoid-robot developers — the latter prize energy density in tight spaces, a market where LG Energy is also courting robot makers.
What to watch
Whether a named customer signs before the H2 2027 production target, and pilot-line yield as it scales from the Suwon facility.
Who's involved
Korean cell maker; running a sulfide solid-state pilot line (S-line), targeting mass production in 2027.
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