<ul><li>A team of researchers at UNIST has developed a new type of battery electrode that could significantly increase the driving range of electric vehicles (EVs).</li><li>The electrode, which is five times thicker than current versions, allows for higher capacity without slowing down charging speeds.</li><li>The new electrode has an areal capacity of 20 mAh/cm², much higher than commercial batteries, and has a high density of 3.65 g/cm³, which directly increases energy storage.</li><li>This breakthrough could enable EVs to travel over 600 kilometers on a single charge, making electric vehicles more efficient and practical.</li></ul>

New battery electrode could power EVs for over 600 km on a single charge

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