(TestMiles) - Hyundai says mid-nickel batteries will cut EV costs about 30%, but the savings could become lower prices, more range or stronger margins. Why Hyundai Is Moving to Mid-Nickel NCM Hyundai Motor Company has put a large number on one of the most expensive parts of an electric vehicle: 30 percent. The automaker says [...]
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