The sportscar formerly known as Mark Zero is notable for using the latest Desten battery technology for CCS2 fast charging to 80% in 8 min and even faster 5 min with specially developed TGOOD charging technology.
With a new mega campus in Tennessee and twin battery plants with joint-venture partner SK Innovation in Kentucky, the investment is expected to create 11,000 jobs to power a new lineup of Ford and Lincoln EVs.
The partners led a specially created EPM Advisory Council aimed at solving the complex issues focused on electric vehicles and how the current shift towards vehicle electrification is impacting the consumer experience in the car.
Developed in collaboration with Vitronic and Deutsche Telekom, the technology demonstrated at the 2021 ITS World Congress attendees in Hamburg next week is expected to be available for mass roll-out in 2024.