Two big announcements have rocked the pure electric vehicle (EV) world in the past month: Daimler acquired a 10% stake in EV startup, Tesla Motors, and Mitsubishi launched a compact, four-door EV – the i-MiEV (Mitsubishi innovative electric vehicle). California-based Tesla currently offers one sport...
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News Commentary | June 11, 2021
Though the company is the manufacturing partner of Nio, an early pioneer in battery swapping networks supporting nonfleet vehicles, JAC's models will be sold into the taxi market. Unlike Nio's current vehicles, JAC's will be powered by smaller 44.5 kWh battery packs using LFP cathodes, but they will... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 04, 2022
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Presentation | February 22, 2022
As the world moves to electrify the mobility industry, requirements for batteries are shifting from improving energy density towards fast charging, higher safety, and increased cycle life. Consequently, battery innovations have strong implications for the suitability of the supporting electric ... Not part of subscription