EV and battery thread, page-2253

Problem with lithium is that it can't fully recharge after 5 years.
This is where Talga Resources(TLG) will start to take over with their graphene batteries.
They are also doing graphene-lithium so lithium batteries can last longer.

Tesla already moving to the new graphene batteries in the next range of electric cars.
Its why their shares are on the climb now.

Another company getting lithium out of sea water. Its a fast moving space.
Then there is green hydrogen that will start soon with new cars from Toyota and BMW.

Who will win the battle of the batteries or will it be green hydrogen.

Graphene holds 6 times more energy than lithium so can be a far smaller size to get the price down on the car.

Its not often who's first that wins out its who has the cheaper and better technology moving forward.
We saw this with beta tapes that were first then VHS came along and pipped them off their purch.