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Solid state battery technology has recently garnered considerable interestfrom companies including Toyota, BMW, Dyson, and others. The primary driverbehind the commercialization of solid state batteries (SSBs) is to enable theuse of lithium metal as the anode, as opposed to the currently used carbonanode, which would result in ~20% energy density improvement. However, noreported solid state battery to date meets all of the performance metrics ofstate of the art liquid electrolyte lithium ion batteries (LIBs) and indeedseveral solid state electrolyte (SSE) technologies may never reach parity withcurrent LIBs. We begin with a review of state of the art LIBs, including theircurrent performance characteristics, commercial trends in cost, and futurepossibilities. We then discuss current SSB research by focusing on threeclasses of solid state electrolytes: Sulfides, Polymers, and Oxides. We discussrecent and ongoing commercialization attempts in the SSB field. Finally, weconclude with our perspective and timeline for the future of commercialbatteries.

A Brief Review of Current Lithium Ion Battery Technology and Potential Solid State Battery Technologies