Looks like Lithium and Vanadium can co-exist in EV!! "In mobile...

Looks like Lithium and Vanadium can co-exist in EV!!

"In mobile battery applications, namely car batteries for use in electric and hybrid vehicles, vanadium is being added to various lithium-based battery technologies to produce a car battery that can store more energy (which translates into a greater distance travelled on a single charge), provide more power (which translates into more torque) and can be recharged faster.
At present, the lithium-Vanadium-phosphate combination is regarded by some as the best chemistry due to the advantage it has over all other existing lithium-based chemistries, (particularly lithium-cobalt batteries, the standard type of chemistry you have in your laptop) because of its ability to produce the highest energy density and voltage. This means they can store more energy than similar chemistries such as Manganese Oxide and are very good at producing power and producing it safely. Coupled with the fact that lithium-Vanadium-phosphate is cheaper than alternatives such as lithium-cobalt, many researchers and analysts consider this chemistry to be a very real contender for the next generation of automotive batteries. Research and development sources say the amount of Vanadium used relative to lithium in these batteries is a 1:1 ratio."