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IBM promises 800km range electric cars
Keywords: electric car batteries
[Summary of tips] "Range" has remained one of the major drawbacks in owning an electric car. But, IBM claims to have solved this problem by creating a new battery with a 800 km range.Electric cars today typically can travel only about 160 km (100 miles) on current battery technology, called lithium-ion (LIB).IBM researchers are exploring the sci......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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