Tesla’s Next-Generation Battery Packs
Panasonic and Tesla, have come together to create a new kind of electric vehicle battery based on Panasonic’s nickel-based lithium ion chemistry.
Business Wire reports:
Tesla, the only carmaker producing highway-capable electric vehicles, will use Panasonic’s battery cells in their newest battery packs. The cells are comprised of Nickel-based Lithium ion chemistry, the highest energy density battery cells in production today, preferred by Tesla for EV applications because of their high capacity, light weight, durability, and long life.
[Business Wire via Engadget]
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| TOPICS: | Automotive, Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Environmental / Green, Travel |
| TAGS: | batteries, electric vehicles, panasonic, tesla |
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