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NiMH hybrids a long way from dead 
Hybrid Cars | by Dahcredyns(noreply@blogger.com) | Mon, Nov 2
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Still the battery of choice for hybrids
Likewise, Sanyo will also supply lithium-ion batteries to Toyota and Volkswagen.
Apparently, NiMH technology isn't dead yet, and Toyota seems extremely well positioned to benefit from this uptick in scale.
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