Nissan Promises Vehicles With Solid-State Batteries As Early As 2028
• Nissan is working with researchers at Oxford University on the project.
Several automakers have invested – continue to invest - in the development of solid-state battery technology in recent years. This is one of the next big steps in electrification, as it will allow manufacturers to offer vehicles that offer longer range and faster charging times and are more affordable.
Toyota, Ford and BMW are also working on solid-state technology, and they are not alone. Toyota is aiming for partial use in 2025, in a hybrid model.
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