Believe me Ford and Stellantis(Dodge)..... will be long gone before Toyota is dethroned as the most reliable and efficient vehicle in the US. Toyota has made a pact with BYD(top Chinese manufacturer), and it's going to start using their hybrid EV technology to make their Toyota vehicles even more popular in the US.
Don't encourage it (please). This is just a "AI content pump out machine." This is why the thumbnail is irrelevant. The uploader doesn't care about any "content" and probably has 5-10 different accounts where he is pumping this unrefined AI-🗑 to. Please don't encourage stuff like this.
Like even look at his uploads. A video or 3 videos every single DAY. That is just an AI conveyor-belt🗑. Oh, you think he at least finds the images? Wrong! I've seen AI show image of "laser cutter", as it is clearly talking about "laser scanner." Hot, unrefined AI-🗑 that is infesting the internet. (Unfortunately)
ChatGPT sagt dazu: CATL hat kürzlich angekündigt, die Produktion von Festkörperbatterien mit einer Energiedichte von 500 Wh/kg bis 2027 in kleinen Stückzahlen zu starten. Aktuell sind jedoch keine Festkörperbatterien mit 400 Wh/kg auf dem Markt erhältlich. Der derzeitige Entwicklungsstand wird auf einer Skala von 1 bis 9 bei 4 eingeordnet, mit dem Ziel, bis 2027 eine Reifestufe von 7 bis 8 zu erreichen. Derzeit bietet CATL Batteriezellen mit einer Energiedichte von bis zu 330 Wh/kg an. CATL
1kg of petrol got energy about 5000 Wh/kg , best near future ( 4-5 years ) solid state will have energy density 500Wh/kg :) huge gap between petrol and batteries
indeed, but pls consider that a kg of gasoline is only used once ....... and much of that energy does not go into kinetic energy to move the car, but into heat (which needs a separate system to remove it from the engine)
Much easier to just go to a hydrogen economy, before anyone says it's storage is the problem. Gasoline/petrol is highly inflamable & a little R&D can easily iron out any problems. In fact the only reason we aren't in an hydrogen economy right now. Is because the powers that be know. We'll easily figure out how to produce our own hydrogen from water sources.
U need about 3 to 4 times more clean energy´/electricity to produce H2 and drive with it. Despite this, the infrastructure is not here and extremely expensive to build
Like the infrastructure for all electric is for free. Its causing massive problems and needs billions and billions to be upgraded. Sure problems and efficiency have to improve for hydrogen. But the industry first wants to milk electric, like always
Very few things are as difficult to implement economically as hydrogen. Hydrogen is the 2020 version of the nuclear dream 60 years ago. The reason we don't have nuclear powered fridges and watches is not only because it's difficult to make. It's mostly because it would be too expensive and too dangerous in the real world with no way of fixing those issues. Hydrogen is the same, for different reasons but still too expensive and dangerous.
The narrator talks too much. He repeats himself several times.
Dementia
typical AI created content
I noticed that😅
Thank you for saving time
It could have been explained in 2 minutes, yet the thing repeated the same wording over and over.
If its a real product, where are the real test results?
Like any Chinese thing….lies and propaganda
Imagine what a great thing this would be in the “not-too-distant” future.
There is much more to a vehicle than the fuel or battery type. Quit bashing Toyota in these videos, it's disrespectful
Believe me Ford and Stellantis(Dodge)..... will be long gone before Toyota is dethroned as the most reliable and efficient vehicle in the US.
Toyota has made a pact with BYD(top Chinese manufacturer), and it's going to start using their hybrid EV technology to make their Toyota vehicles even more popular in the US.
Cool, but Toyota will be fine. No technology can be prevented from being copied or improved.
4:30 4+ minutes and still not to the point. AI at work?
Huge waist of money. ICE powering electromotors is the way to go.
Best battery is good old gasoline.
bla bla bla
Past 2 to 3 years, no one here Ev and AI technology, it's now, like batteries be change.
The video is good and interesting. But the wtf with the thumbnail. Nothing to do with toyota.
Don't encourage it (please). This is just a "AI content pump out machine."
This is why the thumbnail is irrelevant. The uploader doesn't care about any "content" and probably has 5-10 different accounts where he is pumping this unrefined AI-🗑 to. Please don't encourage stuff like this.
Like even look at his uploads. A video or 3 videos every single DAY. That is just an AI conveyor-belt🗑.
Oh, you think he at least finds the images? Wrong! I've seen AI show image of "laser cutter", as it is clearly talking about "laser scanner." Hot, unrefined AI-🗑 that is infesting the internet. (Unfortunately)
Oh so this is the battery in the OnePlus 13
ChatGPT sagt dazu: CATL hat kürzlich angekündigt, die Produktion von Festkörperbatterien mit einer Energiedichte von 500 Wh/kg bis 2027 in kleinen Stückzahlen zu starten. Aktuell sind jedoch keine Festkörperbatterien mit 400 Wh/kg auf dem Markt erhältlich. Der derzeitige Entwicklungsstand wird auf einer Skala von 1 bis 9 bei 4 eingeordnet, mit dem Ziel, bis 2027 eine Reifestufe von 7 bis 8 zu erreichen. Derzeit bietet CATL Batteriezellen mit einer Energiedichte von bis zu 330 Wh/kg an.
CATL
It's not groundbreaking and in detail not worth to make waves.
Loorks like a CATL´s add instead of a serious video
1kg of petrol got energy about 5000 Wh/kg , best near future ( 4-5 years ) solid state will have energy density 500Wh/kg :) huge gap between petrol and batteries
And how much of that petrol potentional energy is converted to usefull work, max. 25%, lol.
@@najbor100 It has been calculated with petrol engine power efficiency , normally there is about 10 000 Wh/kg of petrol
indeed, but pls consider that a kg of gasoline is only used once ....... and much of that energy does not go into kinetic energy to move the car, but into heat (which needs a separate system to remove it from the engine)
i think this is ai generated garbage
Yes tons of errors
It doesn’t look released
It's a pitty that you can't see the thumb down counter any more:(
It's 50/50. You can download an extension. (thankfully)
Humhum, eu acredito.
Unsubscribing
This creator sucks
Much easier to just go to a hydrogen economy, before anyone says it's storage is the problem. Gasoline/petrol is highly inflamable & a little R&D can easily iron out any problems. In fact the only reason we aren't in an hydrogen economy right now. Is because the powers that be know. We'll easily figure out how to produce our own hydrogen from water sources.
U need about 3 to 4 times more clean energy´/electricity to produce H2 and drive with it. Despite this, the infrastructure is not here and extremely expensive to build
Like the infrastructure for all electric is for free. Its causing massive problems and needs billions and billions to be upgraded. Sure problems and efficiency have to improve for hydrogen. But the industry first wants to milk electric, like always
This is wrong on so many levels.
Very few things are as difficult to implement economically as hydrogen. Hydrogen is the 2020 version of the nuclear dream 60 years ago. The reason we don't have nuclear powered fridges and watches is not only because it's difficult to make. It's mostly because it would be too expensive and too dangerous in the real world with no way of fixing those issues. Hydrogen is the same, for different reasons but still too expensive and dangerous.
@@eckehardsiegmann9341 This