Korean scientists have developed a new anodeless lithium metal battery with a volumetric energy density as high as 1,270 watt-hours/liter, which is about twice that of mainstream lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. This achievement is expected to double the range of electric vehicles, and the relevant paper was published in the new issue of “Advanced Materials” magazine.

Korean scientists have developed a new anodeless lithium metal battery with a volumetric energy density as high as 1,270 watt-hours/liter, which is about twice that of mainstream lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. This achievement is expected to double the range of electric vehicles, and the relevant paper was published in the new issue of “Advanced Materials” magazine.