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While the world fights over lithium, Europe just produced its first fully domestic sodium-ion cell. It charges faster, works in the cold, and doesn't need a single ounce of critical rare earth metal.
Automakers are hitting 400+ mile range targets by brute-forcing battery size rather than improving efficiency. This 'weight creep' is creating heavier, more dangerous, and less efficient vehicles.
Lithium's reign is ending. Sodium-ion batteries are cheaper, safer, and use materials found in the ocean. Here is why the bottom of the battery market is about to crash.
Why the next generation of EVs charges twice as fast. A deep dive into the physics of Joule heating, Silicon Carbide inverters, and the 800V revolution.
An in-depth analysis of BYD's new flash charging technology that promises 400km of range in just 5 minutes, exploring how it works and what it means for the EV industry.