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200+ Mile EV Range Claimed for Battery from Superlattice Power

Posted on Thursday, June 19, 2008 posted by posted by Ecacofonix @ 11:18 AM

Battery company Superlattice Power (until very recently called Hybrid Technologies) has released a new report which makes a few bold claims about its new lithium ion polymer battery.The company claims to have made significant strides through the advent of a new cathode material which uses the “superlattice” structure seen above. The new tech battery will supposedly allow for automotive applications capable of traveling over 200 miles on one charge and operate on the higher than normal voltage range of 4V to 2.3V. If proven to be true those claimed specs would mean a substantial gain over current li-ion batteries which give an effective range of roughly 120 to 140 miles.

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