Toyota to Launch World's First EV with Solid-State Battery
Toyota plans to launch a line of cars featuring a new solid-state battery by 2027, which is expected to last longer and charge faster.
The new solid-state batteries will be made from a highly durable cathode material, allowing them to power a car for much longer than conventional EV batteries.
- Toyota and Sumitomo Metal Mining Company announced a joint venture to mass-produce cathode materials for solid-state batteries.
- The companies aim to achieve the world’s first practical use of all-solid-state batteries in battery-powered EVs.
Together, the companies "aim to achieve the world’s first practical use of all-solid-state batteries " in battery-powered EVs.
Author's summary: Toyota to launch EV with solid-state battery by 2027.
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