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Actually they require less safety features (they don't need to be crash-safe) and can use heavier batteries and components. Which should make them cheaper than
by zihotki 4y ago
Actually they require less safety features (they don't need to be crash-safe) and can use heavier batteries and components. Which should make them cheaper than EV's batteries in theory.
But that market is in early stages with all associated downsides of early adoption, I agree with that.
- boringg 4y agoThere are other features for a home battery. There are shutoffs. Each job is a bit custom on the install + electrician work. Retail markup. You can use your car battery - though you will degrade that car battery much faster which is probably the battery you want to have better performance.