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到2020年初,新型电动汽车的续航里程已超过330公里,高于10年前的130公里。但美国的司机们仍在争取更多。当年春天,电池材料研究公司Benchmark Mineral Intelligence的负责人维瓦斯·库马尔(Vivas Kumar)在斯坦福大学(Stanford University)的一次演讲中说:“续航里程更长,动力更大,加速速度更快。”“正是这种态度推动了西方汽车设计决策。”为了提高电池的容量,汽车制造商增加了电池中镍的含量。库马尔曾管理过特斯拉的电池材料供应链,他预测特斯拉将继续这样做。但他警告称,未来镍和钴的短缺可能会成为该行业的障碍。讲座结束后,一位大学管理人员把库马尔介绍给了威廉·丘,他是斯坦福大学研究电池的材料科学家。在接下来的几个月里,他们集思广益
By the beginning of 2020, the range of new electric cars had surpassed 330 km, up from 130 km a decade earlier. But drivers in the US were still pushing for more. “More range, more power, faster acceleration,” Vivas Kumar, then a principal with the battery material research firm Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, said in a talk at Stanford University that spring . “That’s the kind of attitude that drives Western automotive design decision-making.” To boost the capacity of their batteries, carmakers were increasing the amount of nickel they contained. Kumar, who previously managed Tesla’s battery material supply chain, predicted that they would continue to do so. But he warned that future shortages of nickel and cobalt could prove a roadblock for the industry. After the talk, a university administrator introduced Kumar to William Chueh, a materials scientist working on batteries at Stanford. Over the next several months, they brainstormed ways