A breakthrough in electric car batteries brings good news for safety and cost concerns. Scientists at South Korea’s Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST) have created a battery that can stop its own fires and keeps working well even after years of use. Think of the battery as a sandwich with three layers. The outer layers are soft, like bread, helping the battery connect better to its power source. The middle layer is firm, like meat, giving the battery strength. This design helps prevent internal damage that often causes battery fires in electric cars. “This research is anticipated … Continue reading South Korea’s New EV Battery Stays Safe, Retains 87.9% Power After 1,000 Cycles