Podcasts about battery cost

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Batteries for electric cars are extremely expensive. But Tal Sholklapper, the CEO of Voltaiq, a battery design consultancy, says that cost is coming down fast, and will soon reach $50-60 per kilowatt-hour. That's about half of what it is now, and that would give EVs cost parity with piston powered cars and trucks. He also talks about battery recycling, a potential raw material shortage and other topics. Chad Kirchner from EVPulse.com also joins the discussion.

Batteries for electric cars are extremely expensive. But Tal Sholklapper, the CEO of Voltaiq, a battery design consultancy, says that cost is coming down fast, and will soon reach $50-60 per kilowatt-hour. That's about half of what it is now, and that would give EVs cost parity with piston powered cars and trucks. He also talks about battery recycling, a potential raw material shortage and other topics. Chad Kirchner from EVPulse.com also joins the discussion.

Lithium-ion batteries power computers, cell phones, and increasingly, automobiles.  They started out being rather expensive but have become dramatically cheaper over the last decade, with prices dropping about 90%.  Batteries are needed to store clean power from wind and solar generation and lithium-ion batteries are increasingly being used for that purpose as well. Utility-scale energy […]

- IHS Markit Slashes Production Forecast - Ford Kicks Off F-150 Lightning Pre-Production - Kia To Test Boston Dynamics Robot in South Korea Plant - BEVs Closing Gap with Diesels in Europe - Battery Costs Could Rise Due to Rise in Material Prices - Stellantis To Test Two Connected Vehicle Technologies - Wuling Introduces New Asta Crossover - Volvo XC60 Polestar PHEV Impressions

- IHS Markit Slashes Production Forecast- Ford Kicks Off F-150 Lightning Pre-Production- Kia To Test Boston Dynamics Robot in South Korea Plant- BEVs Closing Gap with Diesels in Europe- Battery Costs Could Rise Due to Rise in Material Prices- Stellantis To Test Two Connected Vehicle Technologies- Wuling Introduces New Asta Crossover- Volvo XC60 Polestar PHEV Impressions

- U.S. Senate Passes Big Infrastructure Bill- EV Battery Costs Plunge in Last Decade- There's More Car Inventory Than What's Been Reported- Bridgestone Expands Potenza Tire Lineup- Ford Using Robots to Test in Extreme Conditions- OnStar Expands Partnership with RapidDeploy- Audi Takes Wraps Off skysphere concept

- U.S. Senate Passes Big Infrastructure Bill - EV Battery Costs Plunge in Last Decade - There's More Car Inventory Than What's Been Reported - Bridgestone Expands Potenza Tire Lineup - Ford Using Robots to Test in Extreme Conditions - OnStar Expands Partnership with RapidDeploy - Audi Takes Wraps Off skysphere concept

Week of April 19, 2021 ~ GM Tackles Battery Cost ~ Eye on Engineering

- Canoo Shows Off EV Pickup Concept - Jeep Reveals New Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer - Incentives Drive Down Toyota Mirai Price - Dongfeng Adopts Multi-Supplier L2 System - Infiniti Details New QX60 AWD System - Tesla Has the Lowest Battery Costs - What's With All the Logo Changes? - The Story Behind Our Regular Screwdriver Question

- Canoo Shows Off EV Pickup Concept- Jeep Reveals New Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer- Incentives Drive Down Toyota Mirai Price- Dongfeng Adopts Multi-Supplier L2 System- Infiniti Details New QX60 AWD System- Tesla Has the Lowest Battery Costs- What's With All the Logo Changes?- The Story Behind Our Regular Screwdriver Question

This week on the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy, including Tesla shutting down Model S and Model X production shutdown, battery cost falling under $100 per kWh, Toyota missing the boat on EV, and more. Sponsored by Electrify America: Discover all the new and innovative ways that Electrify America is providing freedom for electric vehicle drivers at ElectrifyAmerica.com. The Electrek Podcast is me, Fred Lambert, editor-in-chief of Electrek, and Seth Weintraub, founder and publisher of Electrek and the 9to5 network, discussing all our top stories of the week while taking questions from our readers and highlighting the most insightful comments on the site. The show is back live every Friday at 4 p.m. ET on Electrek’s YouTube channel. As a reminder, we’ll have an accompanying post, like this one, on the site with an embedded link to the live stream. Head to the YouTube channel to get your questions and comments in. After the show ends at around 5 p.m. ET, the video will be archived on YouTube and the audio on all your favorite podcast apps: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS We now have a Patreon if you want to help us to avoid more ads and invest more in our content. We have some awesome gifts for our Patreons and more coming. Here are a few of the articles that we will discuss during the podcast today: Tesla announces extended Model S/X production shutdown, hinting at design refresh Tesla announces new CCS charging adapter but North America launch still unclear Tesla is upgrading Model 3 and Model Y headlights with more powerful and precise beam Electric vehicle battery cost officially dips under critical $100/kWh price point but there’s a catch Amazon’s Zoox unveils its autonomous electric vehicle with massive battery pack Subaru announces all-electric Forester-size vehicle and you won’t believe when it’s coming Toyota CEO shows lack of vision, spreads EV misinformation, and spells the end for the automaker https://twitter.com/FredericLambert/status/1340008183427964930 Here’s the live stream for today’s episode starting at 4 p.m. ET (or the video after 5 p.m. ET): https://youtu.be/u0nmKWPZ5Dw

➤ Elon Musk shares new details on Tesla’s battery costs, Tesla Semi, Giga Berlin, and Tesla’s challenges for 2021 in a new interview for the European Battery Conference ➤ Full interview: https://youtu.be/gG6dwg6cyv0 ➤ TSLA stock passes $500B market cap and hits new all-time high Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/teslapodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Tesla Referral: https://ts.la/robert47283 Plaid producer Who Why Plaid producer Ice Lakes Investments Ludicrous producer Fred Hassen Executive producer Rish Singh Executive producer Jeremy Cooke Executive producer Troy Cherasaro Executive producer Bradford Ferguson Executive producer Andre/Maria Kent Executive producer Jeff Sheets Executive producer Jessie Chimni Music by Evan Schaeffer Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock & derivatives

As you may have seen by now, 7 year Tesla insider David Havasi and I have been getting together in recent months to talk about the deep history of Tesla from an insider (David) and outsider (me) perspective in a podcast and video chat series called Tesla Inside Out. The thing that triggered this chat was recent data from BloombergNEF showing that battery energy density has nearly tripled in the past decade.

As you may have seen by now, 7 year Tesla insider David Havasi and I have been getting together in recent months to talk about the deep history of Tesla from an insider (David) and outsider (me) perspective in a podcast and video chat series called Tesla Inside Out. The thing that triggered this chat was recent data from BloombergNEF showing that battery energy density has nearly tripled in the past decade.

- BorgWarner Buys Delphi Technologies- EV Battery Cost Reduction Will Stall Out- Renault Ready to Hire New CEO- Hella Lights BMW X6 Grille- Audi to Test V2I in Germany- Ford Agrees to Settle DCT Lawsuit- Ford 3D Prints Wheel Locks- Kia Teases 3rd Vehicle for India- Opel's First PHEV On Sale Now

- BorgWarner Buys Delphi Technologies - EV Battery Cost Reduction Will Stall Out - Renault Ready to Hire New CEO - Hella Lights BMW X6 Grille - Audi to Test V2I in Germany - Ford Agrees to Settle DCT Lawsuit - Ford 3D Prints Wheel Locks - Kia Teases 3rd Vehicle for India - Opel's First PHEV On Sale Now

Phillip Carlson bought a Nissan Leaf in August 2012, which cost about $53,500. It’s seven years old today, and it’s worth maybe $12,000 - if you can find someone dumb enough to buy it. Let’s let him tell the story. “I bought an electric car from Nissan with 5 years warranty on the battery. They claimed 175km range. From new I only ever got 120km. Now I can BARELY get 35-40km during winter or even 25km if I use the heater. The warranty says the battery is bad if it drops to 8 out of 12 bars, which mine has. “I took it in and they claim the battery is totally fine and there’s nothing wrong with it and gave me a $33,000 invoice for a new one!!!!! Nissan just won’t listen and I’ve run out of all hope. I paid $53,500 for this car and it’s pretty useless now.” - Phillip Carlson Here’s the official battery replacement quote from Lennock Motors in the ACT. $750 to replace the battery, an incredible $29,600 for the battery, you Nissan chumps. Plus GST: that’s $33,385 in total. On a shitheap worth $12k, on a good day today. I note Nissan and other carmakers bitching and moaning about the lack of government support for EVs in Australia. And I’d suggest that if you’re a carmaker like Nissan, seemingly hell-bent on taking your small group of EV first adopters to the prison shower in this way, then you simply do not deserve any taxpayer support. You short-sighted mother-lovers. And I say this because that kind of behaviour ignores the fact that the easiest guy on earth to sell a new Leaf to is the satisfied owner of an old Leaf. This extortionate conduct hardly screams: ‘We’ll take care of you.’ Maybe it does - in a Bill Cosby way. And if you think that’s expensive, check out this $50,000 Jeep repair bill, on another car worth maybe $15k. So, let’s think about this, and what it really means, because the conduct of organisations tells you more about them than the statements they make. This is a tacit admission by Nissan that the Leaf is a disposable car. A $50,000 disposable car. Which doesn’t seem very environmentally sustainable to me. Obvious conclusion on the fucked-up cost of replacing this battery: For $30,000 you could buy about 20,000 litres of petrol. Which is enough to drive a Leaf-sized conventional car about 400,000 kilometres. So if you are buying your Leaf EV to save money on fuel, even if you are getting your electricity free from a fat rooftop solar array, every day, you better hope you get 400,000 kays out of the battery. #unlikely. If you don’t, you’re just kidding yourself. And the leaf is about $30,000 more expensive than a Leaf-sized conventional car. So make that 800,000 kays - to break even, financially. In what universe does that sound like a sound financial plan?

- Europe Battles China Over Batteries- Audi Accused of Using Four Defeat Devices- Harald Krueger Quits BMW- U.S. Car Sales Up in June- Hyundai’s Stock Expected to Soar- Weekend Racing Results- RIP Lee Iacocca

- FCA Execs Play Musical Chairs- Fiat Committed to U.S. Despite Huge Sales Drop- Inteva Develops New Material Made from Scrap- Battery Costs Hurting BEVs Competitiveness - Detroit Automakers Seek Cost Savings from UAW- New Ford Explorer Impressions- Why EV Startups Are Moving to Detroit

- FCA Execs Play Musical Chairs - Fiat Committed to U.S. Despite Huge Sales Drop - Inteva Develops New Material Made from Scrap - Battery Costs Hurting BEVs Competitiveness - Detroit Automakers Seek Cost Savings from UAW - New Ford Explorer Impressions - Why EV Startups Are Moving to Detroit

– Tesla has adjusted the listed pricing for Model S and X to reflect tax and fuel savings – UBS releases report on battery costs – Elon Musk interview to be featured on HBO’s Axios on Sunday, 11/25 at 6:30 PM EST/PST – Happy Thanksgiving! Links: Email > tesladailypodcast@gmail.com Twitter > @teslapodcast Patreon > patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Executive producer Jerome Jorden Executive producer Rob Gill Music by Evan Schaeffer Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock The post Model S/X Priced to Reflect Savings, UBS Report on Battery Cost, Upcoming Musk Interview on HBO (11.21.18) appeared first on TechCast Daily.

- BMW Says Batteries Will Always Be Expensive - Luxury Brands Struggling in China - Ford Revamps Its Advertising - Jeep to Make Renegade PHEV - Even Bugatti is Considering an SUV - Toyota Helps Promote Wheelchair Moto Cross - Trump to Give Thumbs Up to E-15 - Fiat 124 Spider Has Highest Inventory

- BMW Says Batteries Will Always Be Expensive- Luxury Brands Struggling in China- Ford Revamps Its Advertising- Jeep to Make Renegade PHEV- Even Bugatti is Considering an SUV- Toyota Helps Promote Wheelchair Moto Cross- Trump to Give Thumbs Up to E-15- Fiat 124 Spider Has Highest Inventory

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- FCA Avoids Strike in Canada- Battery Costs Are Falling Fast- Hyundai Moves Luxury Production to U.S.- GMC Sierra HD All Terrain X- Mustang Gets Performance Packages- Auto Execs Go Casual- Lincoln Continental’s Unique Handles

- FCA Avoids Strike in Canada - Battery Costs Are Falling Fast - Hyundai Moves Luxury Production to U.S. - GMC Sierra HD All Terrain X - Mustang Gets Performance Packages - Auto Execs Go Casual - Lincoln Continental’s Unique Handles

Volkswagen is expected to announce it plans to build an Audi factory in Mexico. GM announced that bi-fuel versions of the 2013 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 2500 will cost 11,000 dollars over the price of a conventionally powered truck. Ford CEO Alan Mulally says the battery used in the electric version of the Focus costs between 12,000 dollars and 15,000 dollars. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard takes a look at the all-new 2013 Ford Escape.