GM Group Claims It Will Produce A Perfect Battery For Electric Cars In 2021

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 15/03/2021 at 10:45

Updated on 18/03/2021 at 14:39

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GM’s ‘Perfect’ Battery Promises to Change the Way Consumers Look at Electric Cars

This week, General Motors (GM) announced a partnership with the startup SolidEnergy System (SES) to manufacture a new line of batteries for electric vehicles. These new models are lighter, promising greater range and perfectly fitting the conditions that an electric car demands.

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According to GM, SES technology will enhance the energy density of lithium-ion batteries and assist in the mass adoption of electric vehicles. Thus, the companies will build a production line for a prototype by 2023.

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The battery produced by SES uses materials with safety comparable to the lithium-ion batteries found in smartphones and other devices. SES designed a “no-anode” lithium-metal battery that is twice as energy-dense, allowing for the production of lighter electric vehicles with much more spacious interiors for additional features. GM also states that the new battery models will be designed to cost 60% less than the current ones by the middle of this decade.

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For experts, the new technology from SES and GM gives the automaker a competitive edge over Tesla. Currently, Elon Musk’s company produces the cheapest lithium batteries for electric vehicles.

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