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CHINA'S NEW BATTERY CHARGER IS TWICE AS FAST AS TESLA'S

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A Chinese automaker has developed a battery that will enable electric vehicles (EVs) to charge almost as quickly as it takes to fill a regular car's gas tank.

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The new battery, named the e-Platform, was developed by BYD, a Chinese firm that's overtaking Tesla as the world’s top seller of electric vehicles. Assigned a 10C rating, meaning the battery can move charge at ten times the rate of its nominal capacity, the e-Platform can reach full charge in just six minutes. At its peak charging power of 1,000 kilowatts, the battery's

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