I would not discount V-electrolyte as a future fuel in an EV...

I would not discount V-electrolyte as a future fuel in an EV car. Just because it hasn't been promoted yet doesn't mean future developments can't produce an electrolyte that fuels a cars electrical motor. I'm not technical enough to know how much electrolyte may be required for a certain milage but efficiencies and science evolves constantly with need and time, and should I say politics also.
It could be a quick way to recharge by way of exchanging one of the charged electrolytes just like putting fuel in an ICE car IMO. Time will tell, maybe when lithium price appreciates from rising demand and shorter supply in future. I would also remove the fire risk We'll see???
However for now I think Vanadium's main usage will be "Neighborhood-Hub supply" and large scale PowerStation storage coupled with wind & solar farms. AIMO