The pack is no longer just a pack Battery chemistry is starting to look less like a line item and more like a product decision. In the EV market, that is a meaningful shift....
Read ArticleElectric vehicles are starting to be judged less like fresh-off-the-lot cars and more like assets with a paper trail. That may sound a little dramatic, but the logic is...
Read ArticleElectric vehicle adoption has always had a simple problem dressed up in a lot of engineering: drivers want more range, lower cost, and less charging hassle. Battery advances...
Read ArticleThe old story about EV batteries was simple: they powered the car, wore down, and eventually headed for recycling. The newer story is a little more interesting. Batteries are...
Read ArticleBattery strategy is getting a little more complicated, which is usually how markets tell you something important is changing. The old version of the story was simple: build a...
Read ArticleElectric vehicles are still sold on the usual promises: range, lower running costs, and fewer trips to the pump. But the discussion increasingly centers around something more...
Read ArticleElectric vehicles have long had a simple sales problem: the technology could be impressive, but the questions from buyers were even more practical. How far can it go? How long...
Read ArticleElectric vehicles have spent years trying to win on the usual consumer questions: How far can it go? How long does charging take? What does it cost? Those still matter. But the...
Read ArticleElectric vehicle adoption has long been framed as a simple tradeoff: more range, lower cost, faster charging. That still matters. But the discussion around battery technology...
Read ArticleThe articles above are based on ongoing research into: How the adoption of electric vehicles is changing with improvements in battery technology
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