Taiwan company CEO says slow sales of electrics, high costs cast shadow over future automotive role
Solid-state battery maker ProLogium's CEO says half the company's sales will come from non-automotive applications in the future. (ProLogium)
TOKYO -- Taiwan's ProLogium and other makers of all-solid-state batteries -- long seen as a potential next-generation electric vehicle power source -- are shifting their gaze to non-automotive sectors like artificial intelligence, spurred by sluggish EV demand growth and high costs.