GM Compressed 34,000 Years of Battery Testing Into Under a Month
GM used 300 million CPU hours of virtual testing to evaluate 300,000 LMR battery configurations in under a month, aiming to halve vehicle development to two years.
Topic
Battery Technology
Topic
Battery Technology
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