Right, had to scroll a long way to find this but there is a quite outrageous claim that it’ll be cheaper: > Influit expects that its current generation of nano

Right, had to scroll a long way to find this but there is a quite outrageous claim that it’ll be cheaper: > Influit expects that its current generation of nanoelectrofuel, together with the entire ecosystem needed to produce, distribute, and recycle the fuel that the company is building around it, should cost $130/kWh when used in an EV. In comparison, lithium-ion batteries cost around $138/kWh. No details given of how they arrived at this figure. If it sounds too good to be true then it probably is.