A new chemistry breakthrough could unlock 12-minute charging and 500 miles of range for electric vehicles. The new design ...
Stellantis is calling its new, Intelligent Battery Integrated System (IBIS) a breakthrough that will make future EVs better and cheaper!
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New battery survives 10,000 charge cycles
In the rapidly evolving field of energy storage, a groundbreaking advancement has emerged—a new battery capable of surviving ...
Company achieves more than 180% increase in quarterly revenue as it accelerates commercial operations to increase the ...
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New battery powers EVs for 1,000 miles
In a major leap forward for the electric vehicle (EV) industry, a new battery technology has emerged that promises to power ...
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New EV battery tech could power 500-mile road trips on a 12-minute charge
Scientists have used a neat chemistry trick to tackle a major challenge facing future batteries. Their breakthrough paves the way for next-generation electric vehicle (EV) batteries capable of ...
Stellantis unveiled an electric vehicle prototype on Friday featuring a faster-charging, lighter and more affordable battery ...
The innovative battery technology is also 10% more efficient than conventional EV systems with the same-sized battery pack, potentially extending range without increasing battery capacity. Each ...
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New Type of EV Battery Could Recharge Cars in 15 Minutes
In a landmark paper, they reveal a counterintuitive strategy that flips decades of battery chemistry on its head. They’ve ...
OS 26 adds a redesigned Battery menu that highlights unusual app drain with orange alerts, helping users spot and fix faster ...
The IAA Mobility trade show in Munich was bound to throw some really unusual motos our way. But most wouldn't have put their ...
While the V21L remains a research-focused prototype, the successful demonstration of a solid-state battery in a functioning ...
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