Batteries

Never assume that the EV is powered down because it is silent. Never touch, cut or open any orange high voltage power cable or high voltage components without personal protective equipment. Do not cause any impact that could potentially result in any damage. Read more...

Rechargeable batteries, such as Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) and Lithium-Ion batteries, are used in various household appliances like torches, clocks, and cameras. Non-rechargeable batteries, including Silver Oxide, Alkaline, and Carbon Zinc batteries, are also commonly used in household devices. Read more...

Graphene batteries are viewed as a major upgrade to lithium-ion batteries and are expected to reshape the EV industry by the next decade. Everyday devices like smartphones and computers could also be equipped with graphene batteries to improve their performance. Read more...

Most single-use or “dry-cell” batteries can be thrown away safely in the trash, but they create landfill waste. It is best to replace these with recharge ables whenever possible. Rechargeable batteries should never be placed in your trash or curbside recycle bin, but they should always be recycled Read more...

A primary battery refers to a battery that cannot be used to restore the active material by a simple charging method after the battery is discharged. Read more...

Batteries come in all shapes and sizes and employ a range of different chemical reactions in order to produce power Read more...

Cheaper upfront cost than rechargeable batteries Read more...

Batteries designed for specific temperature ranges are important for applications in harsh environments Read more...

Volta also discovered that the voltage could be raised by utilizing various metals in the pile Read more...