Automakers search for the holy grail of batteries | Carvana faces regulatory trouble in Pa. | Dealer groups adjust to digital shift | Honda's revamped Accord | Volvo CEO sees EV price parity by 2025

Automakers and battery suppliers are in search of a holy grail — an EV battery chemistry that cuts charging times and boosts range while remaining cheap and easy to produce on a mass scale.

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