Swiss technology firm Morand announced earlier this month they had developed a new battery technology that could charge in just over two minutes. Morand listed multiple advantages of its tech in comparison with other commercially available EV products. In testing conducted by environmental and engineering services company Geo Technology, the "eTech" battery was found to reach 98% of its full charge in 120 seconds. Meanwhile, current commercially available products, such as the new Lucid battery, can take anywhere from 20-45 minutes with industrial-class DC chargers. Substantially reducing the charge time would improve both EV efficiency and consumer adoption. However, applications...