Elon Musk aims to revolutionise battery technology
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#2I was hoping to read an announcement for Battery Day. I hope that promise wont be like his Robo Taxi and L5 AV.
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#3“He claims his Hyperloop concept could revolutionise public transport.”
Hyperloop is private transport.
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#4First they need to build that promised rollercoaster in Freemont
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#5While I also hope for a revolutionary leap in battery technology one should remember that Elon says a log of things and sincerely means all of them until he is sued at which point he was just exercising his First Amendment right to say whatever he wants.
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#6If there's an article about Elon Musk's achievements and contributions I'd like to read about, it certainly won't be from the BBC, who's technical content still glosses over details and is stuck in the 1990s.
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#7> The first of these was announced just last week when the Chinese battery-maker that supplies most of the major car makers, including Tesla, revealed it had produced the first "million mile battery".
> Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) says its new battery is capable of powering a vehicle for more than a million miles (1.2 million, to be precise - or 1.9 million km) over a 16-year lifespan.
I keep being told Tesla has some big tech advantage, but here they are buying the same batteries as everyone else.
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#8This is mostly assumptions, we don't know if any of this is true. Tesla has some news about batteries and they are working on something, if it just that the buy the same batteries as everybody else it would be pretty weak. I don't think that's it.
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#9“He claims his Hyperloop concept could revolutionise public transport.” Hyperloop is private transport.
Äh no. Is a bus operate by a private person not a public transport system. Of course it is.
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#10> The first of these was announced just last week when the Chinese battery-maker that supplies most of the major car makers, including Tesla, revealed it had produced the first "million mile battery". > Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) says its new battery is capable of powering a vehicle for more than a million miles (1.2 million, to be precise - or 1.9 million km) over a 16-year lifespan. I keep being told Te…
I think Tesla has more mature battery management software that prolongs the life of the battery but that may no longer be true or exclusive.