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Will Stellantis eventually use Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries in a vehicle?

cygnus

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Where is leadership and their China strategy? Why are all the new vehicles using overpriced Lithium NMC batteries?

If CATL/BYD and other Chinese battery companies that make cheap Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries build a plant in the US, where will they source the lithium from? South America? They can't use their existing supply chains in China since China is excluded the Infalation/EV tax credit bill.
 

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Graphene and solid state batteries are the nuclear fusion of the battery world.
 

VANISHING POINT #1

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Who cares??? I'll stick with ICE vehicles. Don't want to deal with the batteries catching on fire o_O
 

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Maybe you ought to read the article on Graphene ion, no cooling, charges 70 times faster, no precious metals,
can be produced with local materials
 

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I was joking about graphene and solid state batteries - just like fusion, they are always be “just a few years around the corner” for the last 20 years if not longer.

You’re better odds wishing for advancements in lithium iron phosphate batteries.
 

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First responders have to treat these EV's that catch fire differently as they tend to start up again later.🤮👎
A definite hazmat.
 

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