Photo Credit:Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] U of Michigan method enables '6C' charging at temperatures as low as 14 ° F
New Battery Tech Makes Sub-Zero EV Charging 5x Faster
03 Apr 2025 | Abstracted from New Atlas
"...power drawn when you heat the cabin and seats can together sap about 25% of range...University of Michigan [researchers] have a way to tackle the first problem...slightly altering the manufacturing process for lithium-ion EV batteries"...coating the laser drilled graphite anode with a glassy material made of lithium borate-carbonate, charging can be sped up by five times the rate observed in below-freezing temperatures."
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