Auto industry works to build infrastructure for EV transition

Texas Instruments' automotive battery cell and battery pack monitors

Lindsay VanHulle

January 06, 2023 05:26 PM

LAS VEGAS — As automakers prepare to bring more electric models to market, the infrastructure to support them will continue to develop.

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