China leads creation of first global solid-state battery testing standards
The International Electrotechnical Commission has approved a Chinese-led proposal to develop the first international standard for automotive solid-state batteries. The framework, which includes input from experts in France, Japan and South Korea, will draw on China's domestic testing benchmarks. This move could allow Chinese manufacturers to export their products more easily and set global norms for the emerging technology.
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