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CATL announces second generation battery to be launched in 2025. New battery has excellent cold weather ability and maybe 200 Wh/kg.
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As lithium prices declined in 2023, what will happen in 2024?
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No empty promises.
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JAC Yiwei is world's first mass produced electric vehicle with sodium-ion battery.
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Total invesment is 10 billion yuan.
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The CESI tested densities showed why the government’s policies set the first steps for sodium in energy storage, LSEVs and low end EVs. Despite density being much lower compared to LFP’s 150Wh/kg, when compared to lead acid batteries’ 30-50Wh/kg range, sodium comes up as a sure winner.
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"The bottleneck remains to be these materials specific for sodium-ion batteries," the engineer told me. "And that takes time for the supply chain to mature."
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It will be a mix of LFP and sodium-ion.
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CATL unveiled its sodium-ion batteries back in 2021 and today announced the first customer.
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This could be a game changer for Asia EV mobility.
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