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New battery can charge electric car in just 2 minutes

Titanium Dioxide Battery – A Revolution In Batteries?

Michaela Miklusak - November 18, 2014 - 1 Comment

New titanium dioxide battery can charge electric car in just 2 minutes! With today’s rush life, I wish I had more time to do things I like. That is however not possible, and day still has “only” 24 hours. For those, who own an electric car, time seems like something,...

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