This past Thursday, Hyundai announced that SK Energy will supply the lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries for its all-electric vehicle (EV) offering in Asia – the BlueOn. Hyundai will begin mass production of the BlueOn in 2013. The BlueOn's charging time and acceleration capability are being marketed as ...
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State of the Market Report | March 08, 2021
Lux Research's Automotive Battery Tracker analyzes key trends related to the impact of electrification on the automotive industry. Leveraging multiple data sources for vehicle sales, combined with Lux's tracking of technical specifications for electrified vehicles, the Automotive Battery Tracker ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | June 30, 2021
Though Tesla has consistently used nickel‑based cathodes in its products – NCA cathodes in its vehicles and NMC in its stationary storage products – the company announced it would begin using LFP‑type cathodes in its stationary storage line of products. The move was probably motivated by several ... To read more, click here.
News Commentary | November 01, 2021
The announcement comes amid the rising nickel and cobalt prices across the globe. Tesla's switch to LFP can be viewed as a move toward cheaper production costs and mitigating supply chain risks in rare earth metals like nickel and cobalt. It should not be a surprise, as Tesla offers the LFP‑based ... To read more, click here.