Authors : Dr. Renu Bagoria; Suraj Yadav; Prashant Kumar; Pranab Kumar Saha

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 6 - June

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26jun484

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Abstract : Electric vehicles (EVs) are one of the most efficient technologies for green and environmentally friendly transport systems. An energy storage system is the key element for the sustainable economic and ecological use of electric vehicles in the automotive industry. The battery is the key and core part of EVs with battery energy storage. Currently, EVs are based on lithium-ion batteries, which have a shorter life span than silver-ion batteries. As an alternative to recharging vehicles and spending time, this paper suggests the concept of battery swapping with silver-ion batteries for EVs. It is important to select batteries that ensure high power density, stable and high peak power output, high-energy efficiency, lightweight construction, long-lasting durability, safety, reliability, fast charging and environmental friendliness. Novel-based batteries and All Solid-State Batteries (ASSBs) can be the future generations of energy storage technology. Batteries and the battery management system are two vital elements controlling safety, reliability and proper functioning of energy storage systems. Cell balancing is an efficient way to increase energy efficiency, prolong battery life and support the goals of electrification. A smart battery management system promotes further development and makes a sustainable component of decentralised energy systems.

Keywords : Electric Vehicles, Green Technology, Lithium-Ion Batteries, Silver-Ion Batteries, Solid State Batteries, Battery Swapping.

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