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Tesla’s latest big unveil isn’t a car or truck: It’s the battery tech that could power its future

Tesla built its name on electric vehicles that could travel hundreds of miles farther than their competitors. Now it aims to build a battery that can last four or five times the lifespan of a typical internal-combustion-engine car.
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