Hey Fritz,Pretty sure we've been through this before, but as you...

Hey Fritz,

Pretty sure we've been through this before, but as you admit to making the assumption yourself, if no one is answering your questions, assume no one knows.

Can you please stop repeating yourself incessantly, it clogs up the thread and doesn't provide any value.

Regarding the test results of the first batteries, what test results are you referring to? As I mentioned in a previous post, testing of cells takes months and offtakers would likely want to test the commercially produced cells from the NY Factory. Even on a 30min charge/30min discharge, to get to 1000 cycles you would have to be testing the cells for 41 days (assuming the testing is going 24/7). Given previous testing of cells under this charging criteria resulted in over 6000 cycles achieved, consider that is over 250 days worth of testing.

The provision of sample cells to clients from semi-automated production allows for time to test the batteries while automation of the factory is finalised. Consider semi-automation commenced late December 2021 and fully automated production is expected June 2022