Pouch-typed battery cell comprising electrode lead having current breaking function

A battery cell, comprising:

• an electrode assembly comprising a positive electrode, a negative electrode, and a separator interposed between the positive electrode and the negative electrode;
• and
• a battery case comprising an upper case and a lower case, at least one of the upper case and the lower case being provided with a receiving part, in which the electrode assembly is mounted, wherein:
• one end of each of electrode tabs extending from the electrode assembly is coupled to a corresponding end of an electrode lead, and the electrode lead extends from the electrode tabs to protrude outward from the battery case,
• the electrode lead is provided with at least one notch part configured to rupture in response to expansion deformation of the battery case when a pressure in the battery cell increases in order to achieve an electrical cutoff of the battery,
• the electrode lead is attached to one of the upper case and the lower case by a first insulative film that is interposed between a portion of one surface of the electrode lead and an inner surface of the one of the upper case and the lower case, the first insulative film is closer to the electrode assembly than the notch part,
• the electrode lead is attached to the upper case and the lower case by second insulative films that are interposed respectively between portions of opposite surfaces of the electrode lead and the inner surfaces of the upper case and the lower case such that the second insulative films are farther from the electrode assembly than the notch part and such that the second insulative films seal the battery case,
• one of the second insulative films is longer than the other of the second insulative films,
• the one of the second insulative films that is longer than the other of the second insulative film is on a surface of the electrode lead that is opposite to the surface of the electrode lead on which the first insulative film is attached, and
• the notch part is formed on the surface of the electrode lead that is opposite to the surface of the electrode lead on which the first insulative film is attached.