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Nissan hopes its solid-state EV batteries won’t need cooling at all

Green Car Reports
Nissan is one of several automakers that see solid-state battery technology as a potential game-changer for EVs going into the next decade. In-house, it plans to both perfect development of all-solid-state battery (ASSB) cells and establish how to make them, with the tech due to make it into a production EV by 2028. If all goes well, Nissan wants… More…

Material selection for EV battery pack assembly and thermal management


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BYD announces EV deals to finish year strong after record sales for a sixth consecutive month


BYD is a name you’re going to be hearing more and more as time goes on. The Chinese automotive powerhouse continues to gain momentum in Q4, recording record high EV sales for a sixth consecutive month. To ensure its sales stay hot, BYD is offering limited time discounts on a slew of vehicles to finish the year as one of the world leaders in EVs. See the latest tallies below. More…

Ford limits battery production as EV growth stalls

ArenaEV
Ford announced a change in plans for its electric vehicle battery production. At the release of its third-quarter earnings, the company announced a delay in battery production for one of its new plants in Hardin County, Kentucky. Initially, Ford intended to commence production at both the Kentucky 1 and Kentucky 2 plants. However, as demand fell short of Ford’s predictions, production at the Kentucky 1 facility will proceed as planned in 2025, while Kentucky 2 will sit idling for a while after it’s constructed. The two Kentucky factories are the result of Ford’s collaboration with… More…