Stellantis has signed an agreement with US based Zeta Energy to develop cheap Lithium Sulfur batteries for EVs by 2030, as Li-S batteries would cost 50% less per kWh compared to LIB with the same energy potential. The batteries will be manufactured within existing Gigafactory technology, with entirely domestic supply chain.
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