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Diving into air-cooled long-range batteries

WHILE THE INEVITABLE TECTONIC movement of progression is pitting internal-combustion engines and battery-electric drivetrains against each other, the two battling forms of automotive propulsion share a number of surprisingly similar qualities.

Each needs careful management to get large amounts of power to the ground, and when engineers crack the code to unlocking greater efficiency, larger outputs are never far behind. That’s why it’s not hard to see

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