#SOLID STATE BATTERY BILL GATES CRACKED#
What about you? Do you think QuantumScape or Toyota may have already cracked the solid-state battery code? If they do, for sure there will be major announcements in the automotive and tech industry."
#SOLID STATE BATTERY BILL GATES CODE#
Probably battery researchers haven’t cracked the code just yet.
Speaking of comments on QuantumScape vs Toyota solid-state battery efforts, check out my yesterday's story, in which EV enthusiasts from Torque News Youtube Channel share their opinions on where QuantumScape and Toyota stand when it comes to solid-state batteries.Īs a conclusion, I kind of agree with Aeron Gerich, who commented under Torque News Youtube Channel writes, "it's hard to say anything final for now since there hasn’t been any official news regarding solid-state batteries. The relative cost and mass production hurdles are the next ones that really need to be addressed before labeling this technology as a "Tesla killer." Like people who cannot charge at home, and who rely on public charging. And there are several use cases where this would provide great value. Still, QuantumScape's solid state batteries claim to fame is the ability of getting an 80% charge in only 15 minutes. Which is another level of longevity and reliability. But in contrast, the 4680 batteries were supposed to last 15,000 charge cycles until reaching 90% capacity. And they also stated as a breakthrough that they were able to have 800 charge cycles with only 80% degradation, and that compares to Tesla/Panasonic's 2170 batteries which offer 1000-1200 cycles until degradation to 80% maximum charge. Their recent R&D victory was to be able to their batteries to charge and discharge without extreme temperatures, as they claim their rivals require. QuantumScape is heavily backed by VW and Bill Gates, but they still have many hurdles to overcome in longevity and scaling up to mass production. Dean McManis, who regularly reports Tesla and EV stories at Torque News, comments on the situation and says the following.
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