Toyota is still on track to launch its first solid-state battery-powered vehicle within the next two to three years.

Solid Power unveiled a strategic collaboration with Samsung SDI and BMW to pursue development and validation of a demonstration vehicle powered by all-solid-state battery technology.

Solid State batteries are the goal for next-generation EVs because they're lighter and safer. Toyota is making a big push to ...

Speaking at the Japan Mobility Show (where Toyota showed off a Corolla concept car designed for propulsion by fossil fuels, ...

The collaboration will allow Solid Power to supply its sulfide-based solid electrolyte to Samsung SDI for prototype cell ...

As a tangible step, Honda plans to operate its demonstration line for solid-state battery production to validate and refine ...

Fierce rivals Toyota, for example, only announced last week that it is already looking to mass produce the game-changing EV ...

The electric vehicle (EV) sector faces mounting hurdles as it strives for mainstream adoption. Weak demand stems partly from ...

The United States Transportation Battery Market is projected to surge from US$ 29.22 billion in 2024 to US$ 83.20 billion by ...

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Looking ahead, Sunrise will continue to deepen its collaboration with industry partners to accelerate the industrialization of silicon-carbon anode materials for solid-state ... Company's future ...

Toyota is doubling down on the “holy grail” of EV tech — all-solid-state batteries. Its first EV could arrive as soon as 2027, promising longer driving range, faster charging times, and more. Toyota ...