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You mean kWh/kg. Gen 3 is supposed to be "out" in 2024, but I doubt that means available to regular people. This article says they expect to start with the sp
by mkl 5y ago
You mean kWh/kg. Gen 3 is supposed to be "out" in 2024, but I doubt that means available to regular people. This article says they expect to start with the space industry, which suggests they'll be pretty expensive: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesmorris/2022/04/02/sulfur-battery-technology-could-make-electric-cars-go-three-times-further-by-2024/?sh=2295ad307eed https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesmorris/2022/04/02/sulfur-b...
- giantg2 5y agoGood catch. Yeah, any new tech will be expensive. In theory, once it hits mass production it should be cheaper than existing li-ion since it doesn't require cobalt or nickel. I'm hoping it works out and hits similar price as today's batteries by 2030. But I'm probably too optimistic.