The batteries that fuel electric vehicles (EV) are both the provider of emission free travel and the hurdle in the way of their widespread adoption. Travel range, charge speed and manufacturing cost are all factors that are largely determined by the chosen battery solution in an EV; the battery alone represents 30% of the entire vehicle cost.
In order to meet the target of emission free vehicles by 2035, EVs require battery technology that maximises charge range whilst minimising manufacturing costs and ensuring safety. Fortunately, there are a selection of promising technologies that could be the solution to meeting these targets.
In our latest guide, we review the exciting new technologies in the EV battery space, and study their impact on the future of sustainable travel.
