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A new lithium-air battery could give electric cars 1,200+ miles of range, but there’s a catch

Lithium-air batteries could someday give EVs a range of 2,000 km. Here's what makes them special and why you won’t find one in your car anytime soon.

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    A new lithium-air battery could give electric cars 1,200+ miles of range, but there’s a catch (opens Digital Trends in a new tab)

    Lithium-air batteries could someday give EVs a range of 2,000 km. Here's what makes them special and why you won’t find one in your car anytime soon.

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