The technology will face real-world testing in 2026 in a fleet of electric Chargers, which may get the eagerly awaited solid-state cells closer to production readiness.

Stellantis is incorporating Factorial’s solid-state cells into a demonstration fleet. Stellantis is putting Factorial's quasi-solid-state batteries in the Dodge Charger Daytona EV. A demonstration fleet will hit the streets by 2026.

A fleet of Dodge Charger Daytona electric vehicles fitted with solid-state batteries developed in partnership with America's Factorial will start testing on public roads by 2026, Dodge parent company Stellantis announced on Wednesday.

Stellantis NV plans to operate a test fleet of electric vehicles powered with solid-state batteries in two years’ time, taking a step toward potential commercialization of a technology that’s aimed at improving EV performance.

Less than two years after Stellantis launches its first EVs the automaker's looking to test solid-state batteries.

Stellantis is furthering its partnership with solid-state battery company Factorial to test its promising new cells in 2026.