New battery technology is being developed, and testing companies are focused on the same old parameters. But change could be on the horizon with new software.
Battery technology for EVs is constantly evolving. New chemistries are being developed, and existing systems are becoming increasingly efficient. Could these changes potentially have an impact on how batteries are being tested, the parameters considered, and the level of detail that is required?…
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