Re:Solid-State Battery Has 2x the Energy–and No Anode
by MontyCarloHall on Friday March 31, 2023 @07:00AM
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>I honestly don't get the criticism [Toyota] has been getting recently. I think their decision to not go all in on just electric vehicles makes sense
Because for a while it seemed they were going all-in on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, a technology that makes little technological (and even less practical) sense.
Re:Solid-State Battery Has 2x the Energy–and No Anode
by _trackno5 on Friday March 31, 2023 @07:53AM
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For a while, but not the case anymore. They seem keen on having a diverse set of offerings, with some EV and hybrid cars. Yet the criticism continues
Re:Solid-State Battery Has 2x the Energy–and No Anode
by thatwasunusual on Friday March 31, 2023 @07:10AM
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> Please share that article if you can find it. Sounds like an interesting take!
I assume it's this one:
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Technology/Toyota-secures-h...
It seems to behind a soft paywall, so here's the archive.ph edition:
I honestly don't get the criticism has been getting recently. I think their decision to not go all in on just electric vehicles makes sense, especially for countries where it is highly unlikely that full EV will be a reality in the next decade.