Renault relied until then on its ally Nissan in solid batteries. He experiments with another track.
Hydrogen, electric batteries… Automotive and aeronautics are looking for alternatives to fossil fuels. Both must reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
After six months of discussions and exchanges on the state of their research in energy storage and management, Renault and Airbus have decided to work hand in hand in solid-state batteries. The two groups have just formalized a research and development agreement to give birth to a new generation of more efficient, lighter batteries, which could equip the small hybrid planes and electric cars of tomorrow in the medium term. These could travel greater distances before needing to be recharged.
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Until now, Renault relied on its Japanese ally Nissan and its lead in the field of solid batteries. Last January, the three members of the Alliance announced their synergy projects. In spring…
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