Texas Instruments eyes S. Korea for EV battery tie-up


“I see South Korea as a very key market for vehicle electrification and it is a key pioneer of battery technology as well,” said Texas Instruments’ Xiong. — Reuters

Dallas: Texas Instruments (TI), the US-based semiconductor manufacturer, says it plans to further boost business ties with electric vehicle manufacturers and battery makers in South Korea.

“I see South Korea as a very key market for vehicle electrification and it is a key pioneer of battery technology as well,” said Matt Xiong, a product line manager for Texas Instruments’ battery management system, during an online media briefing.

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