Balancing battery temperature is critical for maximising its potential. If the battery’s too hot, its usable capacity can deteriorate too quickly. If it’s too cold, charging times and driving performance are hampered. How successfully the industry can walk this tightrope could be vital in bringing attractive electric vehicles (EVs) to market.
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Numerous cooling and heating solutions can tick some of the technical boxes required, but one in particular appears effective across the board: direct liquid immersive cooling.
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