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Exclusive-GM may ditch LFP batteries for future EVs
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 : General Motors may scrap plans to use a lower-cost, iron-based battery chemistry that many automakers are using to cut electric-vehicle costs, GM's head of battery technology said. The Detroit automaker had said it planned to develop lithium-iron phosphate, or LFP, batteries for use
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insideevs.com
General Motors Is Bringing Sodium-Ion Battery Production To America
After LFP and LMR, the automaker is betting on yet another battery chemistry type.
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energy-storage.news
General Motors plots sodium-ion tech leapfrog into grid-scale energy storage market
General Motors (GM) has partnered with sodium-ion battery storage startup Peak Energy to target the grid-scale energy storage market.
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channelnewsasia.com
Exclusive-GM may ditch LFP batteries for future EVs
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 : General Motors may scrap plans to use a lower-cost, iron-based battery chemistry that many automakers are using to cut electric-vehicle costs, GM's head…
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cryptobriefing.com
General Motors signals potential shift away from LFP batteries in future EVs
General Motors may stop using LFP batteries in future EVs, redirecting its Tennessee plant toward energy storage systems after a $70 million retooling
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electrek.co
GM is betting on battery cells that don't use lithium
GM and Peak Energy are developing sodium-ion batteries that they say can cut grid storage costs by 20% and boost uptime.
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investors.com
GM Diversifies Its Battery Technology
General Motors is considering using an unproven, but possibly more powerful, battery technology for its electric vehicles. The stock is up.
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China Loves This Cheap Battery Tech. Here's Why General Motors Might Not Stick With It
LFP is the industry’s go-to cheap EV battery tech, but GM says another chemistry, LMR, could offer similar cost benefits with fewer drawbacks.