A recent breakthrough in electric car (EV) motor technologies from Japan-based SIM-Drive extends the driving range 100 percent further than today's mass-made EV autos, mostly due to regenerate braking gains from the direct drive in-wheel motors but also in component due to science-powered material innovations and collaboration from DuPont.
"Innovations that support decrease dependence on fossil fuels play a vital function in the future of the automotive industry," said DuPont Kabushiki Kaisha
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