It is the world’s biggest battery maker, it powers electric vehicles for Tesla, Volkswagen and BMW, and its EV technology is miles ahead of US offerings, say experts
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Don’t know that I would call them “little known”. Anyone who knows anything about lithium batteries knows they’re one of the largest global suppliers.
Little known by the general public. Most people don’t know squat about battery technology or manufacturing.
By that measure every lithium battery manufacturer is “little known” then.
Samsung isn’t
Most people wouldn’t think of them if you ask them to name a battery maker point blank.
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