China's SAIC Motor Says It'll Mass-Produce Solid-State EV Batteries by 2026

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China's SAIC Motor Says It'll Mass-Produce Solid-State EV Batteries by 2026

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Solid-state batteries are thought to be the future of EVs, and Chinese car company SAIC looks like it'll be first to the punch.

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