Solid-State Battery Doubles EV Energy
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•'Springy' solid-state battery is twice the width of a white blood cell and could drastically increase EV range
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists have developed a new battery technology that could double the energy density in electric cars.
Solid-state batteries are not a new idea, and researchers at ORNL previously laid the foundations for their creation and use in the 1990s .
The technology could double energy storage from the current maximum energy density of EV batteries to 500 watt-hours per kilogram, scientists say.
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