Thanks DB2 for finding answer.
Yep, BIL MIT physics Professor over ThanksgivingâŚâThere is no battery technology so far that will change thingsâ. He alludes to all present ideas on the drawing board.
We know we need battery technology very badly.
A link that applies to this thread.
The reasons for the fast price change are basic economics. Battery pack production increased and battery demand was somewhat lower than expectations, leading to a supply-and-demand imbalance that brought prices down. BNEF emphasizes that it wasnât just the end production of battery packs that was up, but also production capacity for raw materials and components all across the value chain for batteries.
Basic economics would apply to solid state batteries also.
More expensive to produce at the start but the pricing would top as manufacturers made inroads to reduce manufacturing cost & increase production at scale and suffer competition as new manufacturers entered the market space.
I think the main Tesla killer you need to be concerned about is named Elon.
Not worried. He will blame his autism. Nobody caresâexcept those who bought the cars or the stock/bonds/other debt/etc.
Sorry to hear about your thinking problem.
Try Thinking Anonymous!
The Captain
And from last fallâŚ
DB2