US EditionPublished • loading... • Updated
Will your next EV have a solid-state battery and improved performance?
Solid-state batteries promise EV ranges up to 600 miles and recharge times under 10 minutes, with billions invested globally to improve safety and energy density.
- Billions of dollars in global investment have driven a surge in solid-state battery R&D and industry partnerships, including Toyota and Volkswagen.
- Faced with a lithium-ion performance plateau, developers are combining lithium-metal anodes with solid-state batteries to deliver higher energy, power and improved safety, researchers say.
- QuantumScape stacks gossamer-thin oxide sheets inside metal frames and notes superionic sulfides are highly sensitive to humidity and hydrogen sulfide risks.
- Market economics complicate adoption because lithium-ion prices fell to $115 per kwh by April 2025 and are projected toward $80 per kwh by 2030, and automakers require new batteries to be cheaper and better-performing.
- If commercialized at scale, solid-state cells could enable consumer electric vehicles to travel four, five, six hundred miles and shift geopolitical power as China controls 70 percent of manufacturing.
Insights by Ground AI
26 Articles
26 Articles
Will your next EV have a solid-state battery and improved performance? | News Channel 3-12
Mercedes-Benz Group Will your next EV have a solid-state battery and improved performance? Every few weeks, it seems, yet another lab proclaims yet another breakthrough in the race to perfect solid-state batteries: next-generation power packs that promise to give us electric vehicles (EVs) so problem-free that we’ll have no reason left to buy gas-guzzlers. These new solid-state cells are designed to be lighter and more compact than the lithium-…
Tulsa World+24 Reposted by 24 other sources
Will your next EV have a solid-state battery and improved performance?
Knowable Magazine reports solid-state batteries promise improved EV performance with faster charging and longer ranges, but manufacturing challenges remain.
·Tulsa, United States
Read Full ArticleCoverage Details
Total News Sources26
Leaning Left1Leaning Right0Center23Last UpdatedBias Distribution96% Center
Bias Distribution
- 96% of the sources are Center
96% Center
C 96%
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
