Toyota keeps 'game-changing' EV battery tech in-house

October 26, 2017 05:00 AM

TOKYO -- Toyota will keep in-house what it calls its "game-changing" solid state battery technology, despite working with Mazda and Denso on a new architecture for electric cars.

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