Researchers at the University of Michigan are working to improve batteries for electric vehicles. They hope to create solid state, non-combustible batteries that can power vehicles for longer. They're using a new ceramic electrolyte between the anode and the cathode. That could make electrification viable for heavy freight haulage, too. | Interesting Engineering

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