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Hyundai says solid-state cars are five years away, and still too expensive after that

Manfred Harrer, the Porsche and BMW engineer now running Hyundai's research, expects halo cars with solid-state packs by 2031 but does not believe the raw material cost can be solved in that time, while LG Energy Solution puts electric cars a decade out

Tarun Mottlia

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Hyundai says solid-state cars are five years away, and still too expensive after that
Image: A Hyundai dealership in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. Credit: Harrison

Hyundai research chief Manfred Harrer says carmakers cannot give up on solid-state batteries and expects small-volume halo cars within five years, but does not believe the raw material cost problem can be solved in that time. LG Energy Solution puts solid-state in electric cars roughly a decade away, and France is already subsidising a solid-state plant at Dunkirk.

Carmakers cannot give up on solid-state batteries, Hyundai’s research and development chief Manfred Harrer told reporters last week, InsideEVs reported. He expects…

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