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China’s electric car batteries
This series looks at the technology behind the power source for the world's fastest growing electric vehicle market.
Updated: 25 Nov, 2021
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The Chinese battery maker at the forefront of revolutionising EVs
As electric vehicles go mainstream, battery makers are working on viable options to lithium-ion packs. While companies make rapid progress on sodium-ion cells, its use in EVs is still some time away, say analysts.
16 Oct, 2021
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China’s electric car battery makers race to extend ranges, lower costs
Leading EV assemblers like NIO and Xpeng are now in a race for supremacy in the future of mobility, and battery technologies may well be the key, say analysts.
23 Oct, 2021
![EV assemblers are pursuing new technologies to produce next-generation batteries that can keep pace with the breakneck speed of electrification on the roads. Credit: SCMP Graphics](https://cdn.i-scmp.com/sites/default/files/d8/images/methode/2021/10/23/76e08582-3302-11ec-8bc1-f82f86ab0ffa_image_hires_103249.jpg)
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Despite lion’s share of market, Chinese EV battery makers in image struggle
For electric vehicle buyers, many of whom count the family car as the largest big-ticket purchase of their lifetime after the home, the spectre of automobiles catching fire was a cause for pause.
30 Oct, 2021
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