CR1632 battery

　　Honda joins forces with GM to develop fuel cells and may jointly develop CR1632 battery

　　As major car companies continue to research and develop new energy technologies, CR1632 battery have gradually become one of the important power components of new energy models. After Honda cooperates with General Motors to develop fuel cell models, the two parties are also expected to further deepen their cooperation. Jointly develop CR1632 battery. Compared with fuel cells, lithium batteries have a lot of room for improvement. If the density of lithium batteries can be further increased, their service life will be longer.

　　The number of manufacturers cooperating with each other in the field of CR1632 battery has gradually increased. Tesla has provided CR1632 battery to Daimler, and Toyota has also signed a cooperation agreement with BMW to jointly develop CR1632 battery. In order to achieve zero-emission standards and popularize Battery technology, and carried out medium- and long-term cooperation. Honda and GM are also expected to follow the cooperation model of the above-mentioned manufacturers, which will not only reduce R&D costs through economies of scale, but also greatly shorten the time required for R&D.

　　The current automobile market has gradually adapted to the trend of energy conservation and environmental protection. In addition to advocating the use of small-displacement engines, new energy vehicles have also begun to attract the attention of consumers. After Honda and GM cooperate, the two parties will jointly promote the construction of new fuel cell equipment, which will play an important role in extending battery life and consumers' acceptance of new energy vehicles. In addition, the new energy models jointly developed by both parties are expected to meet consumers in 2020.

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