WIRE — NanoMalaysia will begin small-scale production of a homegrown graphene-enhanced lithium-ion battery for electric vehicles (EVs) later this month, according to Nikkei Asia. Unlike conventional lithium-ion batteries, it replaces graphite with graphene in the anode, with NanoMalaysia claiming this enables up to three times greater energy storage capacity. According to the report, the project cost around The post NanoMalaysia Reportedly To Begin Production Of Homegrown EV Batteries In July appeared first on Lowyat.NET.
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