Chris Randall – electrive.com

Hyundai purchases LFP cells from Exide in India

Hyundai and Kia want to equip their electric cars in India with LFP batteries from the local manufacturer Exide. The companies have signed a strategic partnership. It is still unclear which models these batteries will be used in.

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