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Posted by ricegf
 - February 09, 2023, 05:07:20
Quote from: Hunter2020 on February 07, 2023, 16:54:39Title should have been rewritten to Tesla to make UNsafest EV batteries with billions in annual government subsidies.

Current lithium battery-based vehicles catch fire at a rate only 1/10th that of gasoline vehicles, and a fire spreads much slower to allow more time for passengers to escape. But some people are never satisfied, right?

Happily, the solid-state batteries in pre-production are even less likely to burn even with much higher energy density. Win, win,... win!
Posted by Hunter2020
 - February 07, 2023, 16:54:39
Title should have been rewritten to Tesla to make UNsafest EV batteries with billions in annual government subsidies.  Nobody can beat CATL Sodium-ion batteries.  I mean how can you expect salt to catch on fire?
Posted by Redaktion
 - February 07, 2023, 14:45:22
After mastering the EV production cost efficiency puzzle and raking in record profits per vehicle as a result, Tesla is best positioned to do the same for EV batteries, claim analysts. Its capital expenditures for manufacturing 4680 cells is apparently up to 70% less than those of the leading Korean or even Chinese battery makers.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tesla-to-make-the-cheapest-EV-batteries-with-billions-in-annual-government-subsidies.691355.0.html