How do you think the introduction of solid-state batteries will affect the battery supply chain, particularly in terms of raw materials and manufacturing processes?
The shift to solid-state batteries will likely transform the battery supply chain, emphasizing new materials and production methods. It may also reduce the need for certain raw materials, leading to restructured sourcing and manufacturing processes.
How do you think solid-state batteries will impact the long-term sustainability of the EV industry, especially in terms of resource use and the reduction of rare materials like cobalt?
Solid-state batteries have the potential to reduce the use of rare materials like cobalt, as they can rely on alternative chemistries. This shift could enhance the sustainability of the EV industry by reducing dependency on environmentally and ethically problematic mining practices.
Do you think the rapid charging capabilities of solid-state batteries will reduce the need for home charging stations, or will consumers still prefer the convenience of charging at home overnight?
Even with the rapid charging capabilities of solid-state batteries, many consumers may still prefer the convenience of overnight home charging. Quick-charging infrastructure will complement, rather than replace, home charging, especially for longer trips and emergencies.
Given the potential for solid-state batteries to outperform current lithium-ion technology, how do you think this will influence the EV market's overall growth, especially in regions where EV adoption has been slower?
The introduction of solid-state batteries could significantly boost EV adoption in regions where charging infrastructure and range anxiety are concerns. The promise of longer ranges and quicker charging could make EVs more appealing to a broader audience.
What do you think are the biggest challenges in developing a solid-state battery that can perform reliably in real-world driving conditions, especially in terms of durability and longevity?
The biggest challenges include ensuring the battery’s durability and longevity under varying temperature conditions and high-stress environments like rapid charging and discharging. Scaling up production while maintaining consistent quality and reliability is also critical for commercial success.
Yes I Think it is a game changer
Glad you like it
I love hearing about all the progress being made with battery technology. Solid-state seems like the future of EVs.
Glad you like it
I’m eager to see how Tesla and Samsung will overcome the production challenges for solid-state batteries. This is a big step forward for EVs.
You and me both
Improved range (like 600-750) miles per charge. Thanks, Elon!!!
Its stunning!!!
Imagine a world where EVs charge in minutes and last for decades. Solid-state batteries might make that possible!
True
Yeah but im one of many who prefers a large full size luxury automobile which tesla dosent even make. So much for a tesla for me...
Very exciting but we also need EVs that are practical for work.
exactly
A 750-mile range on a single charge? That’s a game-changer! Solid-state batteries could push EVs to the next level.
Will you buy it?
@@adamtech999I would buy it tomorrow if it got that range. Everyone would be stupid not to buy it
It’s exciting to hear about all the progress with solid-state batteries. It sounds like Tesla is really pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
I agree
Solid-state batteries sound great on paper, but there are still a lot of hurdles to overcome. I’m cautiously optimistic.
Same here lol. Let's wait
How do you think the introduction of solid-state batteries will affect the battery supply chain, particularly in terms of raw materials and manufacturing processes?
The shift to solid-state batteries will likely transform the battery supply chain, emphasizing new materials and production methods. It may also reduce the need for certain raw materials, leading to restructured sourcing and manufacturing processes.
I’m waiting for Elon to make the announcement that the Solid State Battery is going to be in all Tesla models in 2025
I hope so, too
Can I get one for my Tesla that I own now?
Not yet, but it will come soon.
How do you think solid-state batteries will impact the long-term sustainability of the EV industry, especially in terms of resource use and the reduction of rare materials like cobalt?
Solid-state batteries have the potential to reduce the use of rare materials like cobalt, as they can rely on alternative chemistries. This shift could enhance the sustainability of the EV industry by reducing dependency on environmentally and ethically problematic mining practices.
Solid-state technology sounds promising, but I wonder if it will make EVs more expensive in the short term.
Maybe
The benefits of solid-state batteries are clear, but I’m still concerned about how long it will take to mass-produce them.
I think 2030s will be the time
Really hope the solid state battery is available in 2025 model y Juniper. I’m ready to buy that car.
Nice! How much do you expect it to cost?
Performance and price for me. I can’t save what I didn’t create
I agree
I’m hopeful that solid-state batteries will help EVs compete with gasoline cars more effectively. This could be a major shift.
Nice
Both of them
Nice
Do you think the rapid charging capabilities of solid-state batteries will reduce the need for home charging stations, or will consumers still prefer the convenience of charging at home overnight?
Even with the rapid charging capabilities of solid-state batteries, many consumers may still prefer the convenience of overnight home charging. Quick-charging infrastructure will complement, rather than replace, home charging, especially for longer trips and emergencies.
Given the potential for solid-state batteries to outperform current lithium-ion technology, how do you think this will influence the EV market's overall growth, especially in regions where EV adoption has been slower?
The introduction of solid-state batteries could significantly boost EV adoption in regions where charging infrastructure and range anxiety are concerns. The promise of longer ranges and quicker charging could make EVs more appealing to a broader audience.
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What do you think are the biggest challenges in developing a solid-state battery that can perform reliably in real-world driving conditions, especially in terms of durability and longevity?
The biggest challenges include ensuring the battery’s durability and longevity under varying temperature conditions and high-stress environments like rapid charging and discharging. Scaling up production while maintaining consistent quality and reliability is also critical for commercial success.
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Good choice
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Good choice