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Future development trend of batteries for electric vehicles
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Abstract
Environmental pollution and energy crisis have become the focus of global attention and urgent issues to be solved. To address these challenges, electric vehicles have emerged. Nowadays, some studies has gradually solved the problem of environmental pollution. However, these studies not note the performance issues with batteries. This article note the cruising range, the charging time and the Battery recycling and reuse technology. Thus the development of batteries will lead to a bright future.
Keywords
Electric vehicle, Energy system technology, Battery development
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Liao,Z. (2024).Future development trend of batteries for electric vehicles.Applied and Computational Engineering,91,41-45.
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