Range-boosting battery technology ready for EV mass production

electric Mercedes G-Class — Sila's first customer is Mercedes, which will use Titan anodes in its long-range EQG SUV, the electric version of the automaker’s boxy G-Class, starting in early 2025. The concept model is pictured in this spy shot undergoing testing in the Arctic Circle. (BRIAN WILLIAMS | SPIED BILDE)

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After 12 years of development, a new category of range-boosting battery technology is moving into mass production for electric vehicles.

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