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Not until they actually make them "in volume". They could be ramping up volumes for years and years until they hit that price. When they start producing them, I
by megaman821 1y ago
Not until they actually make them "in volume". They could be ramping up volumes for years and years until they hit that price. When they start producing them, I would bet anything the initial run will not be $19/kWh.
- tim333 1y agoFair enough, I think that price is a while in the future but from another article: >In the meantime, CATL’s rival BYD said that its sodium-ion batteries have made progress in reducing cost and are already on track to be on par with lithium iron phosphate battery cost next year and even 70% less in the long run. The Chinese battery maker broke ground on a 30 GWh sodium-ion battery factory earlier this year.