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More Sodium-Ion Batteries Are Suddenly Emerging
At the beginning of January, CleanTechnica’s Christopher Arcus took note of the sudden, seemingly out-of-the-blue emergence of sodium-ion batteries on the global energy storage scene, and here we are just midway through the month with more news about sodium-ion batteries. This time it’s the US firm Unigrid, which has set … [continued]
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CATL Batteries Stand Out For Minimal Degradation In EVs And Long-Term Energy Storage Systems
Morgan Stanley decided to do some research on battery degradation in China. It got data from ride-hailing firms on 12 different EV models — 100 cars in total — and measured how much their battery capacity declined. The cars showed considerable differences in battery degradation. The company also studied degradation … [continued]
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Ford’s $30,000 Midsize Electric Pickup Truck Will Offer Level 3 Autonomy
Ford is promising “eyes-off” driving will be available with is newest electric vehicles built on the Universal EV Platform.
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Chevy Bolt 2.0 Will Be In Dealer Showrooms Soon
Chevy dealers should have the updated version of the Bolt — the least expensive EV in the US — in their showroom soon.
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Why The Sudden Emergence Of Sodium-Ion Batteries?
There are many questions about what is happening with sodium-ion batteries today. For example, to most people, news that CATL expects to commercialize sodium-ion batteries for EVs in 2026 with 310 mile range comes as quite a surprise. Background There are several different sodium-ion battery cathodes, just as there are … [continued]
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