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I’ve tried thinking about this from Tesla and the auto manufacturer’s point of view. I think, while battery technology is rapidly evolving, the incentives of E
by gen220 5y ago
I’ve tried thinking about this from Tesla and the auto manufacturer’s point of view.
I think, while battery technology is rapidly evolving, the incentives of EV manufacturers is not to create “open interfaces”, but instead to integrate the battery into the hardware as much as possible. This gets better performance but also creates lock in.
In short, my theory is that until there’s a “battery company” ecosystem that sells up to auto manufacturers, this dream of swap stations will not materialize. Barring some regulation, I guess.