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EVs get first battery that can charge in 5 minutes

Daimler says it is working with StoreDot to develop fast-charging solutions for vehicles such as future generations of its Fuso eCanter full-electric light-duty truck. (Daimler AG - Global Communicatio/Daimler AG)
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Bloomberg
January 19, 2021 01:53 PM

Israeli company StoreDot has manufactured the first battery for electric vehicles that can be charged in just five minutes, a step toward making refueling as fast as cars at a gasoline station.

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