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The electric vehicle (EV) industry is currently defined by a single, relentless pursuit: efficiency. As automakers race to extend range and reduce charging times, they have hit a physical bottleneck—the weight of the battery. While lithium-ion technology has made strides, the heavy steel and aluminum chassis required to support these power units often negate the energy savings.