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BMW Thinks Lithium-Ion Batteries Can Still Improve Before We Need Solid-State

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Solid-state batteries are far away and expensive, but BMW's next-gen EVs will offer 30% more range and 30% faster charging than its current cars with better lithium-ion packs.

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BMW Thinks Lithium-Ion Batteries Can Still Improve Before We Need Solid-State

Solid-state batteries are far away and expensive, but BMW's next-gen EVs will offer 30% more range and 30% faster charging than its current cars with better lithium-ion packs.

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