Mercedes has reached a significant milestone in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, with its solid-state battery technology powering a vehicle for an impressive 749 miles without needing a recharge.

Massachusetts-based 24M Technology’s “SemiSolid” design reduces dead weight in a bid to boost range, lower costs.

The gas station may be on its way to becoming a relic. First, electric cars had to solve the problem of range. It seemed like ...

A new chemistry breakthrough could unlock 12-minute charging and 500 miles of range for electric vehicles. The new design ...

The Mercedes EQS is the first car to be fitted with a solid-state battery, which offers a higher energy density, quicker charging times, improved safety and a longer lifespan ...

Electric vehicles have come a long way, but let’s be real—they still have their hangups: “range anxiety,” long charging ...

Stellantis is calling its new, Intelligent Battery Integrated System (IBIS) a breakthrough that will make future EVs better ...

The innovative battery technology is also 10% more efficient than conventional EV systems with the same-sized battery pack, potentially extending range without increasing battery capacity. Each ...

The Japanese automaker has made clear its ambitions to weather the intense competition, with plans to operate a wholly owned ...

Ducati, which is owned by the VW Group, is the sole supplier of bikes for the MotoE World Championship, which places it at ...

Chinese engineers have unveiled a controversial EV safety system that ejects the battery during fires. While aimed at ...

A new encapsulation foam technology could play a central role in shaping worldwide EV safety standards. Covestro, a leading producer of advanced polymers and high-performance plastics, has introduced ...