Solid-state batteries are seen as the next big technology step for electric vehicles, potentially reducing battery pack weight and offering improved energy density and range.
The core technology for BMW’s projected use of solid-state batteries to power new generations of electric vehicles (EVs) is provided by US company Solid Power based in Louisville just outside Boulder, Colorado, which was spun out from the University of Colorado Boulder back in 2011…Register for free to read the full article
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