Tag · Electric Vehicles
Stories tagged “electric vehicles”
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Cambridge Study: A Simple Squeeze Doubles EV Battery Life
Steady physical pressure on lithium-ion pouch cells could double an EV battery's useful lifespan — no new chemistry required, according to new University of Cambridge research.

This New EV Charges From 10% to 80% in Under 6 Minutes
A new sedan from Geely's Lynk & Co brand can add 70 percent of its battery in the time it takes to buy coffee, thanks to a 900-volt architecture and a 492 kW average charging rate.

GM's New LMR Battery Could Cut EV Costs 40% — and It's Built in America
GM is betting big on lithium-manganese-rich battery chemistry that promises high energy density at LFP-level prices, with US production aimed at large EV trucks and SUVs.

Sodium-Ion Batteries Take Aim at Lithium With New Low-Cost EV Cells
A new generation of sodium-ion battery cells is matching lithium-iron-phosphate on key specs while using one of the most abundant elements on Earth — opening a cheaper, more resilient path to electric cars and grid storage.
CATL Unveils EV Battery That Charges in 6 Minutes for 1,500 km
The world's largest battery maker has revealed a third-generation Shenxing pack that adds 1,500 kilometers of range in roughly the time it takes to fill a gas tank.
AI-Powered Database Discovers 25 New High-Temperature Magnets, Could Slash EV Costs
Researchers at the University of New Hampshire have used artificial intelligence to build a massive database of 67,573 magnetic compounds, uncovering 25 previously unknown high-temperature magnets that could reduce dependence on costly rare earth elements in electric vehicles.
