This company claims it can use nuclear waste to make batteries that last 28,000 years without charging

Batteries, the point of focus for everyone when it comes to electric vehicles (EVs). They’re undeniably the most important component of an EV, having a large impact in defining range, weight, cost, and longevity of the vehicle. In many cases, the battery is the limiting factor when it comes to the lifespan of an electric car. In the industry, most manufacturers consider the battery to be end-of-life when it can no longer hold more than 80% of its original charged capacity. It’s hard to say when this will occur, but one thing is for sure, the more complete charge cycles…

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