TOKYO -- Nissan Motor in an online event Friday revealed its prototype factory for all-solid-state batteries, which the automaker says could revolutionize electric vehicles by charging three times faster and offering twice the range as earlier models.
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Nissan is testing production of all-solid-state batteries at its Oppama Research Center near Tokyo. (Photo courtesy of Nissan Motor)
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