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Do you know what really damages a battery? It's not usage. It's heat. In this episode, I'll show you how our CATL 2nd-gen Qilin Battery handles repeated hard acceleration without overheating — thanks to lower internal resistance and next-level cooling design. #CATL #QilinBattery #ThermalDesign #EV #TrackTest

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