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Originally posted by nikvalentine: ↑

That being said.. excluding the CLB benefits (which I currently do not understand), my understanding of the silicon composite information is as follows:

With the silicon composite announced yesterday, the current generation Tesla Model 3 (Long Range) could go from a "realistic" range of approx. 500km...to approx. 800km!

My Calcs:

My understanding is that a Tesla Model 3 currently uses a battery with 250mAh/g. I know that Anteo mentioned 350 as their reference, however, I believe Tesla only uses 250 at this stage.

Increasing this to 500 mAh/g, assuming a sustained 80% usable capacity (as per the recent announcement), we would still end up with a 400 mAh/g battery, which would give the increase as outlined above.

This is just based on a 9% silicon composite. Take this to 25% and you have a massive increase in km's.

To put this into perspective. A current Tesla Model 3 (short-range) has a "realistic" range of approx 360km and sells for approx. $79k, driveaway, depending on your state. The Long Range, which provides an increase of only 140km, sells for approx. $98,400. Let's call it an even $20k more.

Tesla currently charge $20k, for a range increase of only 160km.

If we can provide a range increase of nearly twice that amount (300km), imagine what tesla would pay to obtain this tech!!

Lastly.. This is all based on the MIN. 9% increase. Anteo just said in their recent release that they believe 25% is more appropriate.
I wont go into detail, but this would prob give us a range increase, for the first figures, from 500km, to something like 1500km.. it would never happen though, who needs that much range. The point is that this would bring a "typical" battery cost, down to at least a 3rd of the current cost.

All IMHO...anyone please feel free to correct my numbers:

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Some more fun numbers:

Tesla last year sold 367,000 cars worldwide.

Say our tech was worth approx. 1k per car.. irrelevant of markup etc.

The return for us would be approx. 367 Million.

Say our tech was only worth $100 per car.. That's still 36.7 Million...based on last years numbers.

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