US Department of Energy plans $7.5B loan to Stellantis, Samsung for battery plants
The U.S. Energy Department said Monday it plans to lend up to $7.54 billion to a joint venture of Chrysler parent Stellantis and Samsung SDI to help build two electric vehicle lithium-ion battery plants in Indiana.
Two workers told BI that a lack of working batteries for the Cybertruck resulted in a recent three-day reduction in ...
According to new research by Recurrent, a continuing downward trend in costs and an increase in energy density will lower the ...
The European Commission is throwing a lifeline to its emerging EV battery sector with a hefty boost of €1 billion. Question ...
Honda Malaysia will launch its first electric vehicle (EV) in Malaysia very soon and they have confirmed that the Honda e:N 1 ...
Tennessee Tech University will develop a mobile preprocessing hub for EV batteries as part of a $4.8 million federal grant.
Thailand will extend a production timeframe for battery electric vehicles (BEV) and offer incentives for hybrid EVs, its ...
Electric power steering systems are designed to be more energy-efficient compared to their hydraulic counterparts.
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Electric vehicle fires: How worried should we really be?Thermal runaway is a self-accelerating reaction that leads to a rapid temperature increase. It is often caused by ...
The incoming Trump administration’s positions on incentives and tariffs could slow EV adoption in the United States, but ...
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Researchers make breakthrough in lithium-ion battery technology that will enhance our everyday devices — including electric vehiclesNickel-rich complex layered oxides are commonly used to make cathodes within LIBs. Cathodes allow current to flow out of a ...
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