Battery chemistry is advancing rapidly, spurred on by the high cost of raw materials and a coming gap in their supply. But the next big thing in batteries won’t be anything exotic or even that new. It’s a revived failure from the first Nissan Leaf.
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What's Next for Electric-Vehicle Battery Technology? (Part 2)
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What’s Next for Electric-Vehicle Battery Technology?
Report / 29 Nov 2022 / Adam Ragozzino
Makers of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) face high demand for their cars and therefore the batteries that go with them. The supply of raw materials can’t keep up. Industry executives foretell dire consequences if prices don’t come down. But alternatives to the lithium-ion battery are hard to come by.
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Adam Ragozzino
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Adam Ragozzino is a Principal Analyst at Informa Tech’s Automotive Group (Wards Intelligence, WardsAuto, and TU Automotive), covering the rapid advancements in electric vehicle Batteries and Electric Powertrains. Adam’s focus areas also include the latest trends in batteries, electric motors, related power control & conversion technologies, all-wheel-drive systems & EV transmission trends, hybrid & fuel-cell powertrains, and the impact on internal combustion engines. As an analyst, he looks at events and technology innovations in the industry and helps explain why they matter and what comes next. His latest project concerns battery technology trends and who is winning the EV race.
Before coming to Wards, he was the automotive analyst at a small startup company focused on helping clients see trends in the industry. Previously, he worked as an analyst in marketing, policy, and healthcare. When not writing about the next battery trend, you can find him riding or skiing throughout Colorado.
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