Western automakers are scrambling to regain their edge in the global electric vehicle (EV) market, where Chinese competitors have been gaining ground. Now, a U.S. startup called Factorial is making bold claims that its innovative solid-state battery technology could be the key to helping Western manufacturers catch up. According to Factorial, its cutting-edge batteries boast improved efficiency, range, and safety, making them a game-changer in the EV industry. As a major test of its claims, Stellantis has partnered with Factorial to integrate the technology into its high-performance Dodge Charger Daytona, setting the stage for a crucial showdown between Western and Chinese EV manufacturers.
U.S. startup Factorial says solid-state batteries can help Western automakers surpass Chinese competitors. Stellantis will test the technology in Dodge Charger Daytona high performance cars.
