I thought it was a bad plan on Better Place's part, because it depended on the car manufacturers designing their vehicles with fast swapping in mind. And so fa

I thought it was a bad plan on Better Place's part, because it depended on the car manufacturers designing their vehicles with fast swapping in mind. And so far, none of them have done that. Mainly, IMO, because of crash performance -- batteries are heavy and so they need to be bolted into the structure of the car quite well, lest they become missiles in a crash. So, planning your business around someone else doing something that thus far they haven't given any hints that they would -- not good.