New Lithium Related Article, page-1460

I have read a few similar articles like below. Now there making batteries that will stop your teeth rotting at the same time.
I think Honda are doing the dodge and weave. If they announce new EV's that are equivalent to the Models 3, Kona or Niro they would annex any future sales of their ICE vehicles. I see Honda announcing a full line up of Lithium powered EV's only when they are able to produce them in the numbers required to meet market expectations. Studies have shown that if a customer decides to buy an EV, that decision could delay the purchase of a new vehicle for 3 years.


Read more: https://autoweek.com/article/techno...rade-lithium-batteries-fluoride#ixzz5ZJea66AR

Honda, Caltech, NASA's JPL looking to trade lithium batteries for fluoride



Same goes for Toyota and solid state. A battery that swells, where have I heard that before?

https://www.wired.com/story/building-a-better-battery/

BATTERIES STILL SUCK, BUT RESEARCHERS ARE WORKING ON IT
Silicon Anode

Typically, graphite anode materials are used in lithium ion batteries. But microscopic silicon particles have been emerging as a more efficient replacement for graphite–and at least one company thinks this technology will come to market within the next year.
Silicon has a tendency to swell, essentially destroying batteries with every charge.