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And when you factor in not being able to charge to 100% and charging stations being far apart, the current range really isn’t all that sufficient.
by bilsbie 4y ago
And when you factor in not being able to charge to 100% and charging stations being far apart, the current range really isn’t all that sufficient.
- rootusrootus 4y agoLFPs are intended to routinely charge to 100%, and that's where EV batteries are headed in the next few years. I'm not sure what fraction of EVs sold in the US today use LFP, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's relatively high, maybe 1/4, and it's going to go up. LFP comes with a small weight penalty (for now) but the safety profile and longevity are superior.