Lyten Eyes Early Aviation Market For Energy-Dense Lithium-Sulfur Battery

Graham Warwick October 11, 2021
Key to Lyten’s battery performance is the use of 3D graphene to “cage” the sulfur.
Credit: Lyten
U.S. battery startup Lyten is looking to electric aircraft as a potential early market for its energy-dense lithium-sulfur batteries as it scales up to meet expected demand from the automotive industry by 2025-26. The Californian startup says its lithium-sulfur battery technology has the potential...
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