Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra to use EV tech for long battery life

Samsung is anticipated to debut its flagship Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with EV battery technology. According to The Elec, the South Korean tech behemoth would use technologies used in electric automobiles such as Audi EVs to extend the battery life of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. It was previously reported that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will have a quicker GPU than the iPhone 15.

Battery for Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

According to the source, Samsung’s SDI division, the company’s battery R&D team, is researching at stacked batteries for the smartphone market. Notably, this technology does not alter the chemistry of the battery; rather, it modifies the cell arrangement to provide high energy density and high capacity in the same space. Audi’s Q8 e-Tron use the similar technology to house a 114kWh battery.

According to the source, the density of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra would be increased by 10%. To fit in an updated pack, the corporation may employ the same space capacity as the predecessor. As a result, the future phone battery may have a higher capacity than the 5,000mAh seen in the Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Two Chinese battery manufacturers are rumored to be developing stacked gear for Samsung. It is also stated that the two companies are creating offices in South Korea to better connect with Samsung SDI. One of the two partners, Shenzhen Yinghe Tech, has already handed Samsung SDI its stacking tools after operating a pilot line for the new production method at a Tianjin plant.

In addition, the smartphone is likely to include a new camera arrangement. According to reports, the business will remove one camera from the gadget, which will most likely be a 3x telephoto lens. It will reduce the number of camera sensors to three. According to Ice Universe, Samsung is expected to “merge” the telephoto lens into a camera.