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Sanity Claws

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3. The 2026 version is great!
Thu Jun 15, 2023, 06:55 AM
Jun 2023

Toyota has a next-generation lithium-ion battery pack in the works for 2026 that will give future vehicles up to 621 miles of range, double that of its current bZ4X electric SUV. It's slated to cost 20% less than existing batteries and be capable of going from 10 to 80% charge in just 20 minutes.

That would be wonderful!

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The number one complaint I hear about EVs is their range. Sure sounds great but doc03 Jun 2023 #1
This new silicon battery charges 80% in 6 minutes Beachnutt Jun 2023 #7
Only 2 minute to fill with gas. multigraincracker Jun 2023 #12
Two minutes? Sanity Claws Jun 2023 #15
Apparently an extra 6 minutes is too much wasted time!! EV wastes 6 minutes my gas guzzler Alexander Of Assyria Jun 2023 #17
That 6 minute charge was for a flashlight type battery. sl8 Jun 2023 #19
No it is not Beachnutt Jun 2023 #24
The test that yielded the 80% in 6 min was on a 2750 mAh cell: sl8 Jun 2023 #28
Hybrids were always WalkerinSC Jun 2023 #18
I think it will take years for it all to work out. multigraincracker Jun 2023 #20
+1, that's what I'm looking at in a few years. A plug in hybrid. 40 mile electric range for my mitch96 Jun 2023 #22
What's a few years in the lifetime of an automotive revolution that will only end Alexander Of Assyria Jun 2023 #25
That part won't be mentioned at the dealership taxi Jun 2023 #9
Which is why I'm waiting for Subuaru's EV Aviation Pro Jun 2023 #2
We just got a Prius and love it. multigraincracker Jun 2023 #13
How hard/easy is it to get in and out of? As a geezer this is my main complaint about new cars mitch96 Jun 2023 #23
Try a newer model multigraincracker Jun 2023 #27
Sounds good. The 2023 prius is calling me. I had a 2017 Prius V. Nice car I could get in and out of mitch96 Jun 2023 #29
Wife is getting 55 mpg. multigraincracker Jun 2023 #30
The 2026 version is great! Sanity Claws Jun 2023 #3
I'd be happy with any range over 450 miles (in the Winter) RicROC Jun 2023 #8
80% charge in 6 minutes Beachnutt Jun 2023 #14
Yep...leaps and bounds improvements on the horizon...battery equals engine. What an engine! Alexander Of Assyria Jun 2023 #26
Mind if I link to this post in the Energy and Environment group? Think. Again. Jun 2023 #4
Please post this good news to the appropriate groups RicROC Jun 2023 #6
Are the battery metals recyclable, or is Earth destined for nickel toxicity? bucolic_frolic Jun 2023 #5
Recyclable Beachnutt Jun 2023 #11
"Toyota to Offer High Performance Solid-State Batteries in 2020" sl8 Jun 2023 #10
Electrek article includes some details and caveats: sl8 Jun 2023 #16
A long distance between the lab bench Miguelito Loveless Jun 2023 #21
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