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Tag: Fast Charge Technology

nissan
Insight

Nissan joins other major automakers—plans to adopt the NACS charging adapter from 2025, thus joining the Tesla Supercharger network

Nissan is set to adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025, enhancing charging accessibility for its EV drivers. This move aligns ...
By Derick LilaJuly 19, 20230
Mercedes-EQC
Insight

Mercedes-Benz joins major automakers in adopting Tesla’s NACS Charging Port—further streamlining the North American EV Infrastructure

Mercedes-Benz adopts Tesla's NACS charging port for its future EVs, joining Ford, GM, Rivian, Volvo, and Polestar, making it the first German carmaker ...
By Derick LilaJuly 11, 20230
Tesla-Supercharger-stations
Insight

Rivian joins General Motors and Ford in adopting Tesla’s charging connector—inching it closer to becoming industry standard

This marks a significant stride towards establishing industry-wide standardization for Tesla's charging connector while sparking growth in the electric vehicle sector.
By Diana A. N.June 21, 20232
electric-vehicle
Insight

Coalition of 50 U.S. utilities plan to build a coast-to-coast fast-charging network by 2023

Together, the companies aim to fill charging infrastructure gaps along major travel corridors
By Editorial TeamDecember 8, 20210
silicon-or-graphite-anode
Original

Silicon’s advantage as a better anode over graphite—in next-generation lithium-ion battery technology

Brett Porter explains why silicon is a better anode for next-gen lithium-ion battery technology—in this episode of "Quick Insight"
By Derick LilaFebruary 25, 20200
ontario
News

Hydro One and Ontario Power Generation create an entity to install the largest EV fast-charger network in Ontario

The new entity or company will be called Ivy Charging Network™.
By Derick LilaFebruary 15, 20200
Lithium–silicon battery
Research and Development

Low-cost and large-scale production of high-capacity anodes for use in all-solid-state Li batteries is possible

A new study reveals that, in solid electrolytes, a Si anode composed only of commercial Si nanoparticles prepared by spray deposition -- exhibits ...
By Editorial TeamDecember 27, 20190
ions-flows-from-the-cathode-to-the-anode
Research and Development

Electric vehicle owners may soon get a full charge in the time it takes to grab coffee

Researchers demonstrated they can charge an electric vehicle in ten minutes for a 200 to 300-mile range.
By Editorial TeamNovember 2, 20190
Artistic-rendering-of-Argonne’s-photo-excitation-technolog
Science and Technology

US DOE technology decreases charge time by a factor of two in lithium-ion batteries

If commercialized, such technology could be a game changer for electric vehicles.
By Editorial TeamNovember 2, 20190
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