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Excited for solid-state EV batteries? BYD has some bad news
Executive Summary
Summary: BYD won’t rush into solid-state EV batteries, believing its second-generation Blade battery offers better value currently. While other manufacturers pursue solid-state technology, BYD’s executive says the tech isn’t ready for mass production yet, despite the company’s leading position in development.
Brands mentioned: BYD, Changan, MG, Nissan, BMW
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Excited for solid-state EV batteries? BYD has some bad news
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