Las Vegas Review-Journal — News
29/10/2026 10:00

Las Vegas startup bets X-rays can restore aging electric vehicle batteries

Physics professor Michael Pravica’s X-Regen is testing technology designed to restore battery capacity, though early results are preliminary and the research is not yet ready for commercial use.
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