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Electric cars are here to stay, but making them even better means thinking differently about how batteries are built. That’s why Nissan is partnering with LiCAP Technologies to create batteries that are cleaner, safer, and more efficient.
The companies are working on a dry electrode process—a way of making batteries without using the harsh chemicals that older methods require. The result? Batteries that are kinder to the planet and better for drivers.
“This partnership is about moving forward,” said Dr. Linda Zhong, CEO of LiCAP. “By working with Nissan, we’re helping create the kind of technology that can power a cleaner, smarter future.”