Correct, I said it would be the go-to eventually. I didn't say it would replace lithium. If I intended that I wouldn't have said for it to be used along side it. If Na batteries become the norm for small/med vehicles, that's a huge chunk gone for lithium requirements.
"Once again, still waiting for you to provide me with an example of a commercial example of a vehicle that has a Sodium-ion battery that can travel more than 600km on a single charge, actually make it 800km: "The Tesla Model S Plaid+ has a range of approximately 837km on a single charge, making it the highest range electric car."
I'm also waiting for you to provide me with a BEV that can travel that range. The Model S Plaid+ never got to production. Want to try again?
My mate has a Model S Plaid, and it goes a fraction of the range that's stated on the specs.
You're failing as much as your other mates.
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