GM and Honda’s partnership for solid-state storage would deepen their growing relationship. The two companies already develop hydrogen fuel cells and EVs together.
By : HT Auto Desk
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Updated on:
24 Apr 2022, 10:28 AM
File photo of an electric vehicle being charged used for representational purpose only. (Bloomberg)
General Motors (GM) and Honda Motor are in talks about expanding their electric-vehicle partnership to include development of solid-state EV batteries, which automakers are chasing as they ought to have more power, lower cost and reduced risk of fire. The two companies already develop hydrogen fuel cells and EVs together while Honda is also a minority investor in GM’s self-driving vehicle startup Cruise.
And now, both the companies have been discussing joint development of future batteries as they expand their cooperation. However, no decision…