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SACRAMENTO, Calif.—The future of electric cars just got an upgrade. Nissan and LiCAP Technologies are joining forces to change how EV batteries are made. Their plan? Use LiCAP’s dry electrode tech to ditch toxic chemicals, cut waste, and make batteries that are safer and more sustainable.
This bold move is part of Nissan’s push for smarter, greener vehicles that meet the needs of tomorrow’s drivers.
“By combining our strengths with Nissan, we’re moving the entire industry forward,” said Dr. Linda Zhong, CEO of LiCAP. “This is innovation with purpose—and it’s only the beginning.”