Samsung developed a solid-state EV battery with a 600-mile range. It's working on 9-minute charging and batteries that can last for 20 years.
More and more people are buying electric cars or considering one as their next purchase, but EVs do have a problem: the battery. The range for most cars isn't where manufacturers and consumers would want it to be. Also, charging times can differ in speed, which can be a problem depending on what sort of trips you're taking. Then there's the actual battery health to consider, as the battery will degrade in time, requiring an expensive replacement.
are working towards offering consumers 15-year battery warranties. is another battery vendor aiming to provide solid-state solutions to the EV market as soon as 2027.
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