LG Energy Solution said on September 7, 2026 that joint work with Seoul National University's Jongwoo Lim lab, published in Nature Communications, suppressed gas generation in lithium manganese-rich cells by changing the voltage window and formation process rather than the cathode chemistry. Lowering charge cutoff from 4.6 V to 4.3 V raised oxygen recovery from 86% to 97%, and a 2.0 V discharge cutoff plus cooler formation let 40 Ah cells keep 92.2% of initial energy after 883 cycles. The company said the result supports using cheaper, cobalt-free LMR materials in large-format EV cells.
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