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Tesla to buy storage battery cells from LGES in $4.3 billion deal
According to The Korea Economic Daily, the contract between Tesla and LGES is worth $4.3 billion. LGES will begin supplying Tesla with cells next August through until at least the end of July 2030, with provisions to extend the contract if necessary.
LG Energy Clinches $4.3 Billion Battery Deal With Tesla
LG Energy Solution on Wednesday said it signed a $4.3 billion contract to supply LFP batteries. The deal will run from August 2027 to July 2030 and includes an option to increase the volume and extend the duration for up to seven years, depending on follow-up discussions, it said in a regulatory filing.
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BYD, China's top EV manufacturer (which also makes its own batteries), made waves this year when it announced vehicles that ...
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Researchers tore down a Tesla and BYD battery to see which one’s betterIn past years, electric vehicle (EV) batteries have undergone a revolution. We’re at a stage where electric cars have ...
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Tesla on Friday signed a $556.8 million agreement to build a grid-scale battery storage station in China. It's the first Tesla large-scale battery storage facility in that nation.
When Tesla started selling the Model 3 RWD with LFP cells in 2022, I wrote about why you shouldn't abuse the 100% charging recommendation. Even though Tesla says it's OK to do it, it doesn't ...
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