The term "drive battery" refers to a type of rechargeable battery that is commonly used in electric vehicles, hybrid cars and other types of transportation powered by an electrical motor. These batteries are designed to provide a high level of energy storage capacity while also being able to deliver large amounts of current when needed. They typically consist of multiple cells connected together which allow for higher voltages and currents than would be possible with just one cell. Drive batteries can be charged using an external power source, such as an electric vehicle charging station or a home electrical outlet, and are designed to provide long-lasting energy storage that is capable of being recharged many times over the course of its lifetime.