Eu-doped crystalline (Eu-c-WO3) films were prepared on ITO glass via a heat treatment-assisted hydrothermal method, and Mo-doped amorphous (Mo-a-WO3) films were electrodeposited thereon to construct Mo-a-WO3/Eu-c-WO3 dual-doped dual-phase laminated films. The effects of Eu doping on the structure and electrochromic performance of crystalline WO3, as well as the synergistic performance of the dual-doped dual-phase laminated films and their assembled devices, were systematically investigated. Results showed that the 10 mol% Eu-c-WO3 film exhibited optimal electrochromic performance: its coloring/bleaching response time (tc /tb) was 4.21 s/6.97 s (faster than undoped c-WO3), bleached transmittance at 633 nm was 80.1% with an optical modulation (ΔT) of 33.6%, and good cycling stability after 2000 cycles. The oxidation/reduction Li+ diffusion coefficients reached 5.12 × 10−11/7.33 × 10−11 cm2/s, which were attributed to the doping of Eu3+ inducing lattice defects that facilitate ion migration. 3Mo-a-WO3/10Eu-c-WO3 laminated film achieved further performance enhancement: compared with the undoped a-WO3/c-WO3 reference system, its tc/tb was shortened to 2.9 s/5.8 s, with a ΔT of 71.1% and a coloration efficiency (CE) as high as 78.2 cm2·C−1, while retaining stable performance after 2000 cycles, which was attributed to the synergistic effect of dual-doped and dual-phase complementarity. Electrochromic devices (ECDs) assembled with 3Mo-a-WO3/10Eu-c-WO3 laminated film as the working electrode, ITO glass as the counter electrode, and 1 mol/L LiClO4/PC as the electrolyte exhibited tc/tb of 3.2 s/6.3 s, CE of 69.5 cm2·C−1, and ΔT of 65.2%, respectively. This work provides a feasible strategy for developing high-performance electrochromic materials, laying a solid foundation for the industrial application of electrochromic smart windows.
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