As the global push towards electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates, questions surrounding the sustainability of critical raw materials, especially lithium, have become increasingly important. Car makers Tesla and BYD is now locked in a pitch for king of EVs, with other competitors staking their claims to the throne – we are gonna need a lot of
In the burgeoning landscape of electric vehicles (EVs), the battery is the heart that powers the revolution. Among the frontrunners of this revolution is BYD, a company that has made a significant breakthrough with its innovative Blade Battery. This battery is not just a step forward in EV technology; it’s a giant leap in terms
EV batteries are evolving faster than many may realize, it was only few years ago when electric vehicles could only travel a few tens of kilometers. In 2023, SUVs are coming to market that will have travel ranges greater than 485 kms. Even with these greater ranges, the job’s not done – there’s more room
Nothing can be more frustrating than getting into your car and having it not start. If the battery has died, there are steps you can take to jump-start it. While this process can seem intimidating at first, with the right tools and knowledge, it’s quite simple. Let’s look at how to safely jump-start a dead
So you just bought yourself a shiny new or used EV (electric vehicle) and you know the most expensive part in it – the battery – needs the proper maintenance. The plain truth is the battery in your car will naturally deplete with each charge/discharge cycle – is there anything that will slow that degradation?
Just simply driving an electric vehicle may have an effect on the battery’s overall lifespan, but what just driving fast daily? While a fast acceleration or driving at high speeds can deplete the battery faster, the effect is relatively minor. In fact, the most significant factor in battery depletion is the amount of time spent
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