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GM and Johnson Controls say the government must help develop next-gen batteries

General Motor's director of hybrid energy storage systems, Denise Gray (pictured), and Mary Ann Wright, vice president and general manager of hybrid battery systems at Johnson Controls Inc., told a congressional panel today that U.S. auto suppliers need the federal government's help to create the high-tech future-car batteries we're all waiting for. Those lithium ion and nanotech batteries aren't going to create themselves, you know. Automotive News (subs req'd) is reporting that the two experts spoke at a subcommittee of the House Science ... Read more →

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