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    Lithium for Hybrids: Is Nickel for Batteries Dead?

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    Mar. 21, 2011 03:10PM PST

    Seeking Alpha analyzes the future of Lithium for Hybrids.

    Seeking Alpha analyzes the future of Lithium for Hybrids.

    The editorial is quoted as saying:

    First, Hitachi´s approach was in effect followed by other Li-ion battery makers such as LG (from South Korea) which will power the new Sonata hybrid to be launched in a few months in the U.S., and Yuasa (from Japan) which will be energizing the new Honda Civic to also be introduced into the market pretty soon.

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