Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

SES reports progress with lithium metal battery

SES AI Corporation, a developer of lithium metal batteries, has announced that its cells have successfully passed safety tests in China. The company's 100 Ah cell intended for electric cars has passed the tests in accordance with the Chinese safety standard GB38031-2020, it says.

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