Nammi 01 boasts a sodium solid-state battery that promises a charging capacity of 200 km in just 8 minutes. But here's the thing, while this detail makes us sit up, we're yet to receive more specific details on this battery. In the past, Dongfeng trialed solid-state batteries on their Aeolus E70 sedans, which had an energy density of 157 Wh/kg. We're left wondering if the Nammi 01 will follow suit.
Dongfeng's latest venture, Nammi, might sound like just another name in the ever-growing list of EV brands. However, with the Nammi 01's unique features and ambitious promises, and that first solid-state sodium battery - this EV has a chance to usher in a new era. Providing this is all true and not just the PR team being liberal with their words. It wouldn’t be the first time.
