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Leo Motors Develops Improved EV Battery Management Technology

Leo's new BMS can charge at a current of up to 4C (4 times the rated capacity of the battery per hour). Existing BMS could only charge at a current of 0.5 C (half of the rated capacity of a battery per hour), For example, a 30 kW battery power pack cannot charge more than 15kW per hour using existing BMS because the BMS can manage only half of the electric power per hour. Using Leo's new BMS, the power pack can be fully charged in about 15 minutes under a quick charging mode.

Another improvement of Leo's new BMS is that the size of the BMS became 70% smaller than existing BMS. Leo intends to develop its technology further, making major parts of the BMS into silicon chip to further minimize the size and reduce the heat emitting from inside of the BMS. Leo also plans to develop its BMS technology to charge at a current of up to 12 C, which would allow a full charge in about 5 minutes.

Leo's new BMS will be tested by battery manufacturers and EV manufacturers seeking a product or marketing opportunity. Dr. Robert Kang, CEO, stated, "Our BMS technology is the key to our Company's continuing development, as it is the most crucial part in EV battery power packs, and is one of the most expensive parts in the entire vehicle."

About Leo Motors, Inc.

Leo Motors, Inc. is a Korean company incorporated in Delaware, and is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of electric vehicles ("EVs" ) and EV components. Leo has designed many original EVs, and has converted many models of existing internal combustion engine ("ICE" ) vehicles into EVs, including scooters, motorcycles, full-speed sedans, highway buses and trucks. Leo Motors has also developed several original EV components, and is actively marketing them as a bundled conversion kit for ICE vehicles.

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For additional information, please call Mike King of Princeton Research, Inc. at (702) 650-3000.

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