Solid-State Batteries Could Almost Double Our EV Range
Solid Power Fast forward to the 1950s and some systems were employed using silver ions, but it wasn't until Oak Ridge National Laboratory created a new class of solid-state electrolytes in the 1990s that people and industry really started to take notice. Ford and BMW aren't the only automakers looking into this technology. In 2012, Toyota began conducting research for automotive applications and now holds the most SSB-related patents through its long partnership with electronics maker Panasonic. Dyson took a shot at the tech but abandoned its plan to build a car using it. Spark plug maker...