01 Donut Lab’s ‘solid-state’ battery exposed as regular li-ion in damning investigation
A comprehensive investigation by battery researcher Ziroth has produced definitive proof that Donut Lab’s “miracle” solid-state battery is actually a lithium-ion cell
Donut Lab’s supposed solid-state battery has been exposed as a regular lithium-ion cell in a damning investigation by battery researcher Ziroth. The investigation, which involved over 20 independent battery experts, found that Donut Lab’s “miracle” solid-state battery was actually a lithium-ion cell, and not a solid-state battery as claimed. This revelation has significant implications for the solid-state battery industry, as it highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the development of new battery technologies. According to Electrek, the company raised approximately $25 million from over 1,300 mostly small investors based on claims that now appear to be false.
02 Solid-state EV battery maker Factorial Energy debuts on Nasdaq after 745+ mile range real-world test
US-based solid-state battery maker Factorial Energy is tapping into public markets to fund its next phase of growth after its solid-state batteries delivered over 745 miles of real-world driving range
US-based solid-state battery maker Factorial Energy has debuted on the Nasdaq after its solid-state batteries delivered over 745 miles of real-world driving range. This achievement is a significant milestone for the company, which is tapping into public markets to fund its next phase of growth. According to Electrek, Factorial Energy’s solid-state batteries have the potential to revolutionize the EV industry by providing longer driving ranges and faster charging times.
03 Nissan joins new ‘Cheaper Than China’ solid-state EV battery project
Nissan has announced a new three-year collaboration to advance low-cost, solid-state EV batteries, which may level the playing field with China
Nissan has announced a new three-year collaboration to advance low-cost, solid-state EV batteries. The project, which aims to develop solid-state batteries that are cheaper than those produced in China, has the potential to level the playing field with China and make solid-state batteries more accessible to the masses. According to Electrek, the project may have significant implications for the EV industry, as it could make solid-state batteries more competitive with traditional lithium-ion batteries.