While Tesla Motors still won't say they will be putting Panasonic cells in the Model S battery packs (come on guys, 'fess up!), they have announced they are working with the Japanese mega-corp.

Tesla battery supplier Panasonic has revamped a plant in Wakayama, Japan, as part of the effort to mass produce what it calls a "breakthrough" in the battery and electric vehicle industries ...

In other words, go out there and have yourself a drive. In other Tesla news, the EV automaker announced that battery supplier Panasonic will soon be shipping even more of its little cylindrical ...

The Performance model sits at the top of the range with a more powerful set of dual motors, but the same battery. Tesla sources all of its batteries from Panasonic, which has been its official ...

The Tesla Model Y is one of the most successful EV options in the global market, and by a very noteworthy margin. The ...

Mazda Motor Corporation and Panasonic Energy, after some nine months of discussions aimed at building a medium- to long-term partnership for the supply of cylindrical automotive lithium-ion ...

cost and battery technology. PEVE, which was established in 1996 as a 40-60 joint venture between Toyota and Panasonic, has focused only on power packs for standard and plug-in hybrids.

[Rumor: Tesla Signs Battery Supply Agreement With EVE Energy] According to foreign media reports, there are rumors that the US EV manufacturer Tesla has signed a battery supply agreement with Chinese ...

but Panasonic plans to roll out the battery in Europe. It's worth noting that Panasonic also makes the cells for Tesla's at-home battery. Source: Clean Technica Panasonic's battery weighs about ...

Tesla famously build their battery packs from standard 18650 lithium-ion cells, but it’s safe to say that the pack in the Model S has little in common with your laptop battery. Fortunately for ...

Telsa are one of the world’s biggest purchasers of batteries through their partnerships with manufacturers like Panasonic ... announced at their Battery Day keynote, Tesla has been working ...