Applying Nanotechnology Korea to Develop Electric Vehicle Industry

South Korea's Ministry of Information and Communications said on Monday that it will support the local electric vehicle industry through the application of nanotechnology, and strive to find a new source of economic growth in the ongoing economic recession.

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According to the plan, the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Information and Communication and the Ministry of Planning of the Future will use nanotechnology to produce electric vehicles that can be charged for 500 kilometers at a time.

“The development of nanotechnology will help stimulate the competitiveness of local manufacturing and generate a new economic growth engine,” the minister added. The development of nanotechnology will also help to create a sustainable and environmentally friendly environment. Society.

More noteworthy in this statement is that Hyundai Motor Co., a Korean automaker, is currently planning to start selling LONIQ electric cars this year, which can run about 180 kilometers on a single charge. The latest blueprint released by the government on Monday also includes a number of initiatives to apply nanotechnology to local industries by 2025.

The government said it will invest about 560 billion won (about 490 million US dollars) to promote the application of nanotechnology in the industry, not only in the automotive field, but also in the development of semiconductors and new materials.

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