Boys! Girls! Nissan will have a revolutionary battery technology in six years! NASA is helping
I don't know that I have ever been impressed by Nissan, but I pay attention when NASA is involved.
They are collaborating on a game-changing solid-state technology that will be smaller, charge faster, and make freebeard capitalize proper nouns. How many times do you think the first part of that sentence has been written? However, it is supposed to be stable enough to be used in pacemakers. I haven't seen that claim before. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nissan-...le-pacemakers/ |
Nissan needs a different kind of battery.
It was depressing in our Leaf to see the first bar disappear less than a year after we bought it. It was even more depressing to be left stranded in the middle of the highway with no cell signal. |
That is terrible! I am sorry!
So much for the revenge of the electric car! |
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But it still made us end up selling my wife's favorite car. And someone else thought I was some sort of genius and also bought one, and is now regretting that decision as they have only 4 bars left and are still paying for their Leaf S with no quick charging whatsoever! |
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Six years is a long time. Meanwhile: www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/arcimoto-inc-fuv-q4-2021-earnings-call-transcript Quote:
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If NASA is involved, it will take longer and cost more than necessary.
All the big players (Toyota, GM, QuantumScape) are working on solid state and have claims of a commercial product somewhere around 2025. So far it seems solid state is more of an evolutionary advancement than revolutionary. |
Solid-state batteries might be more practical as a way to improve hybrid tech, while EVs will remain too "specialized".
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