In a recent video update, Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla will be implementing an all-new 4680 battery update in their new models set to launch in 2025. This decision comes after careful consideration of improving performance, reducing production costs, and meeting industry standards.
The 4680 battery cells are expected to enhance the performance of the Model Y and future Tesla vehicles by offering better charging capabilities and increased energy efficiency. This comprehensive improvement of the battery technology will not only benefit Tesla but also set a new standard for the electric vehicle industry.
By prioritizing the upgrade to the 4680 battery cells, Tesla aims to solidify its position as a leader in electric vehicles and sustainable energy solutions. The decision to continue producing the 4680 cells at the GigaTexas factory shows Tesla’s commitment to innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the automotive industry.
With projected cost reductions of up to 30% and increased production rates, Tesla is on track to revolutionize the way we think about electric vehicles. The 4680 battery update is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting future for Tesla and the electric vehicle market as a whole. Stay tuned for more updates on this groundbreaking development.
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I agree, the new battery tech is essential for Tesla's future. But the challenges seem pretty intense.
The 4680 cell improvements sound promising, but can they really meet the targets by year-end?
Is it possible for Tesla to meet the energy density improvements they claim for the 4680 cells?
Will the dry electrode coating method issues ever be fully resolved?
This is a bold move by Tesla. Producing in-house could really cut costs if they can nail the production process.
I'm skeptical about their ability to resolve the core performance issues in time. Better to play it safe and buy externally.
Love how Tesla is always pushing boundaries! The new battery cells are just what we need for the next-gen EVs.
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What about old models 2018 – 2019 ? As the new batteries are expecting to be so performant can be create an replace program ? And this program can have a wide range of conditions and advantages. Maybe Elon should think back to as the present owners and give second life to our Tesla’s.
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Is the projected 30% reduction in production costs for the 4680 cells realistic?
Will the new cathode and anode chemistry truly enhanormance?ce the 4680 cells' perf
Can Tesla's innovations in the 4680 cells keep up with competitors?
Is it feasible for Tesla to reach the production rate of 7 gigawatt-hours per year by year-end?
I'm all in for Tesla producing their own batteries. It's a game changer if they get it right.
The challenges with the dry electrode coating method seem like a big hurdle. Hope they can overcome it!
Tesla's commitment to innovation is impressive. Can't wait to see how the 4680 cells improve performance.
Will the 4680 cells actually improve charging performance as Tesla claims?
Can Tesla fix the core performance issues of the 4680 cells before mass production?
Is the increased energy density of the Gen 2 4680 cells enough to make a difference?
Why not use graphene?
Can these batteries power homes?
its old tech battery lithium. nothing change
I will not buy anything Elon sells, he turned out to be a real asshole!! I don't care how money he has he's still a dick!
Just wondering how tesla new batteries compare with BYD's blade batteries in costs, performance and lifespan.
Believe in Tesla but it is still relying on battery manufacturer in China.
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