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    Toyota Adopts Tesla’s Laptop Battery Strategy for Electric Cars

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    Dec. 08, 2010 04:45AM PST

    Bloomberg.com reports that several automakers, including Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) ., Daimler AG and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG are testing lithium-ion battery packs to power electric cars

    Bloomberg.com reports that several automakers, including Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) ., Daimler AG and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG are testing lithium-ion battery packs to power electric cars.

    The story is quoted as saying:

    The car industry will help lithium-ion battery makers more than triple sales to 5 trillion yen ($60 billion) in a decade from 1.5 trillion yen in the year ending in March, according to Sanyo Electric Co., the world’s biggest maker of the batteries. Rechargeable consumer-electronics batteries benefit from an economy of scale that may help cut manufacturing costs and sticker prices in the nascent electric-car industry, said Koji Endo, a Tokyo-based analyst at Advanced Research Japan

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