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18/08/2016

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Posted: 03/07/2020

Panasonic is one of world’s biggest battery cell makers, but as strange as it may seem, the company is in a fragile position.

Posted: 02/07/2020

With over 11.000 orders in Europe, June was a record-breaking month for the Renault ZOE.

Posted: 30/06/2020

The PSA Group launches another electric car on the new e-CMP platform.

Posted: 30/06/2020

Only now the Korean automaker Hyundai is launching its first electric minibus.

Posted: 27/04/2018

What’s better for your electric car battery?

Posted: 04/04/2020

Now in 2020 the scenario is very different from what we had when I started this blog in 2015.

Posted: 05/04/2018

Want to know more about the battery cells in the BMW i3?

Posted: 20/03/2018

Interesting study showing the SoH (State of Health) of multiple 24 and 30 kWh batteries.

Amid on BYD Blade prismatic battery cell specs and possibilities (update): “With 80 euros per kWh at the battery pack level, the battery would cost 5.200 euros. How low could prices…” Jul 6, 21:16
Leo B on Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells: “The techically very similar Toyota CHR/Izoa in China is powered by a 150 kW motor from Aisin. I assume the…” Jul 6, 14:06
Pedro Lima on Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells: “Hi Pajda. Indeed, this battery cell is very decent and if it was produced in Europe, some European automakers could…” Jul 6, 13:25
Pajda on Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells: “Hi Pedro, At first glance I saw nothing interesting on this Panasonic 51 Ah VDA-PHEV2 format, because this capacity is…” Jul 6, 10:00
Elmo on June was a record-breaking month for the Renault ZOE: “If the Renault ZOE costed the same as the Clio it would be the best selling car in Europe. Easily.” Jul 5, 14:56
Maximilian Holland on Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells: “Current decent size (30+ kWh) packs in BEVs usually have a reserve capacity of between 5-6% (100 kWh Teslas) and…” Jul 5, 14:41