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regain 70% of total range in just 10 minutes at fast chargers Has overcome longevity issues of former sodium-ion packs Chinese battery firm CATL on Thursday unveiled a mixed-chemistry battery for ...

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which offers a range of more than 400 kilometers and supports 4 C fast charging, allowing hybrid vehicles to deliver a BEV-like experience. (CATL launched the Freevoy Super Hybrid Battery for hybrid ...

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and ‘how much do they cost?’. These are all huge questions, and will become increasingly important as the battery warranties provided by car manufacturers start to expire in the years to come.

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