Seems like this is just an ad for Sila Nanotech basically. Obviously lower cost batteries will make electric cars more available to everyone, but at ~$200/kWh

Seems like this is just an ad for Sila Nanotech basically. Obviously lower cost batteries will make electric cars more available to everyone, but at ~$200/kWh in cell cost, are we really that far away now? It seems to me the bigger issues include: * Lack of charging infrastructure (incl at home, apartment dwellers, or for roadtrip purposes) * Consumer education/dissuasion of fears regarding 'range anxiety * Lack of battery production facilities. Obviously Tesla is tackling this, but it seems other manufacturers are lagging behind in production abilities. * Compelling offerings from more mainstream manufacturers on the lower end in greater quantities (Kona EV/Nero EV/Bolt being some of the first, but production seems limited)