Mercedes-Benz targets 30 per cent more EV range with new cobalt-free battery technology
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Mercedes-Benz targets 30 per cent more EV range with new cobalt-free battery technology
Mercedes-Benz is developing cobalt-free LNMO batteries that could boost EV range by 30 per cent compared with LFP, but production timing remains unconfirmed. The post Mercedes-Benz targets 30 per…
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