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Siberian plant to manufacture accumulators for electric cars

Tags: News, car industry, Russia, Business
 
Aug 30, 2010 16:25 Moscow Time
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Beginning with 2011, a plant being built near Novosibirsk in Western Siberia  will be annually turning out cutting-edge accumulator batteries for 60 thousand commercial vehicles and cars.

The technology is from a company in China. It involves the use of nano-structured electrodes.  

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