In a groundbreaking move, General Motors is set to unveil a revolutionary new lithium-metal rechargeable (LMR) battery technology that promises to significantly enhance the efficiency and range of its electric vehicles. The innovative battery, which is expected to play a crucial role in the company's transition to an all-electric lineup by 2035, boasts improved charging speeds and longer lifespan compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. But that's not all - GM is also planning to take its electric ambitions to new heights, literally, by introducing a new lunar EV designed to operate on the moon's surface. As the world's largest automaker takes a bold step into space, it raises questions about the potential for electric vehicles to become a staple of intergalactic travel in the future.
GM Pitches New LMR EV Battery On Earth, New EV On The Moon CleanTechnica
