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Last September, Toyota announced plans for their improved lithium-ion batteries, as well as a "breakthrough" in solid-state battery technology. It's notable, because the company had been resisting its transition to electric vehicles (EVs), focusing instead on hybrids and vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Toyota's groundbreaking solid.

Toyota says its breakthrough batteries will hit the market in 2027 or 2028, giving its EVs 745 miles of range. Imagine an EV that could travel nearly 750 miles on one charge, last 30 years and fully recharge in under 10 minutes. Toyota says it'll arrive by 2027.

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In 2020, Toyota unveiled a prototype vehicle powered by a solid-state battery. Though not ready for mass production at that time, the test vehicle showcased the potential for 300 miles of range with just a 10-minute charge. By 2025, Toyota plans to move from laboratory achievements to scalable production and consumer.

Toyota claims it has made a technological breakthrough that will eventually lead to a solid-state battery capable of delivering up to 745 miles (1,199 kilometers) of range, all while completely. Toyota's example of a solid-state battery. In order to do so, Toyota will need to re-develop and expand its production facilities, from a chassis and battery standpoint.