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BYD prefers its fast-charging Blade battery over hyped solid-state tech… for now
Executive Summary
Summary: BYD’s executive vice president declares the company’s second-generation Blade battery superior to solid-state technology, citing better efficiency and cost. Despite solid-state’s theoretical advantages, BYD’s Flash Charging network offers comparable speeds at 1500kW, suggesting solid-state may not be market-ready yet.
Brands mentioned: BYD, CATL, Changan, Chery, Dongfeng, SAIC, Nio, Sunwoda
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BYD prefers its fast-charging Blade battery over hyped solid-state tech… for now
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