Mercedes testing EVs with solid-state batteries on the road 'in a few months' (electrek.co) 19 points by harambae 1y ago ↗ HN
[–] thebruce87m 1y ago ↗ > Although not due out until the end of the decade, Mercedes plans to get EVs with solid-state batteries on the road for testing much sooner.Looks like NMC/LFP are around for a while longer.
[–] grecy 1y ago ↗ aka “Better EVs will be here any day now!! keep buying our ICE vehicles just a bit longer while we delay as long as possible” [–] lazzurs 1y ago ↗ Not sure how this makes sense when I am driving an excellent Mercedes EV today.While they do sell ICE vehicles still they have a great line of EVs and clearly are moving more in that direction. [–] kozinc 1y ago ↗ To me, this is more like "maybe hold off on buying a vehicle for just a bit longer until we got our shit in order (and know exactly how much we can charge you)." [–] grecy 1y ago ↗ And all the big automakers have been saying exactly that for almost ten years now [–] itishappy 1y ago ↗ Why would you buy an ICE vehicle today when scotch yokes and freevalves are just around the corner? The technology just isn't ready!
[–] lazzurs 1y ago ↗ Not sure how this makes sense when I am driving an excellent Mercedes EV today.While they do sell ICE vehicles still they have a great line of EVs and clearly are moving more in that direction.
[–] kozinc 1y ago ↗ To me, this is more like "maybe hold off on buying a vehicle for just a bit longer until we got our shit in order (and know exactly how much we can charge you)." [–] grecy 1y ago ↗ And all the big automakers have been saying exactly that for almost ten years now
[–] itishappy 1y ago ↗ Why would you buy an ICE vehicle today when scotch yokes and freevalves are just around the corner? The technology just isn't ready!
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[ 5.1 ms ] story [ 25.2 ms ] threadLooks like NMC/LFP are around for a while longer.
While they do sell ICE vehicles still they have a great line of EVs and clearly are moving more in that direction.