Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Shell Triple 10 Challenge features immersion battery cooling.
Shell Concept EV Shows How Smaller Batteries and Better Cooling Could Halve Lifecycle Emissions
29 Jun 2026 | Abstracted from Autoblog
Shell's concept EV isn't about a revolutionary new car - it's a demonstration of immersion battery cooling as part of an efficiency-first design. By combining advanced thermal management with a lightweight body, aerodynamic design, and a much smaller battery, the prototype achieves fast charging, exceptional efficiency, and an estimated 50% reduction in lifecycle carbon emissions compared with today's typical EVs.
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