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The electric vehicle chasm, the US presidential election, and next-generation batteries are causing chaos in the battery industry.
Published2024.06.26 10:21The chasm in the electric vehicle market is also adversely affecting the battery industry, and the future remains uncertain due to the concentration of LFP battery supply chains in China and the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
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