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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Nissan and LiCAP Technologies have joined forces to reshape how electric vehicle batteries are made. Their new partnership will focus on scaling LiCAP’s dry electrode technology—a cleaner, more efficient method that avoids harmful chemicals used in conventional battery manufacturing.
The initiative supports Nissan’s sustainability goals and aims to set new benchmarks for energy storage in future EVs.
“This is a major milestone in building better, greener batteries,” said Dr. Linda Zhong, CEO of LiCAP. “We’re proud to work with Nissan to bring this innovation to life.”