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Well, they are still called batteries. So I assume they are still rechargeable and you can charge your battery. I think the idea is to save you time at chargin
by stunt 7y ago
Well, they are still called batteries. So I assume they are still rechargeable and you can charge your battery.
I think the idea is to save you time at charging station if you can do a swap and go. + increase the performance life of your car by making it cheap to replace the battery.
Unless making ultra fast rechargeable batteries is sustainable, safe, and environment-friendly, Battery swapping is a good option.
- imeron 7y agoTesla has battery swapping in the Model S. They discontinued it because no one used it. Why? https://www.businessinsider.com/teslas-battery-swapping-plan-isnt-working-out-2015-6 https://www.businessinsider.com/teslas-battery-swapping-plan...
- maccard 7y agoI think the answer is in the article in thios case > Plugged into a Supercharger, a Model S battery can be charged to 80% capacity in just 40 minutes, free of charge. On the other hand, a battery swap is by appointment only and could cost the driver between $60 and $80. There's also the question of "where can I swap my battery?". Charging stations are now common enough[0] that it's not a worry for people who would consider an Electric Car. [0] Within reason...