Hi everyoneHere are 2 videos for your reference, you should...

Hi everyone
Here are 2 videos for your reference, you should watch them both in sequence as they follow on from each other sort of.
What's interesting is that they are NCM batteries, which is good.
There seems to be some breakthrough but its not all plain sailing, with longevity and charge cycles increased substantially, a sacrifice in range and price is the tradeoff at this stage.

Range anxiety is something we consumers are also concerned about, especially when charging infrastructure is undeveloped in Australia, no doubt this will change.

The other challenge is that the cathode composition is 5 parts Nickel, 3 parts manganese and 2 parts cobalt. Now if you have been taking note, cobalt is expensive, will increase the cost of current formulations and is on the nose from a socially acceptable point of view regarding child labor and ethical supply, not to mention stability of supply.

So overall, its good news in progress, and its good news that nickel and cobalt are part of the technology, but we still have a way to go yet
Enjoy
RED