Well, $100/kWh is a very rough estimate. A ballpark number. Depending on what kind of niche you're talking about, it could be anything from $50 to $200/kWh. An

Well, $100/kWh is a very rough estimate. A ballpark number. Depending on what kind of niche you're talking about, it could be anything from $50 to $200/kWh. An electric car can in principle be cheaper today if you only need a very small battery. $62/kWh would pretty much mean that BEVs are cheaper to operate in nearly all segments though.