Hi Folks I was reading on Wikipedia , Samsung etc about solid state batteries where the typical lithium liquid or jell electrolyte is a solid / ceramic in solid state batteries. Wikipedia listed the LiFePO4 lithium based batteries we used in our conversions as solid state batteries. I assume it’s the same chemistry, just the electrolyte has changed to a solid. Wiki shows they’re twice the energy density at 400 watt hours per Kg vs the present 200 of existing batteries but *much* more expensive. Are they going to be used in EVs or made of Unobtanium like other “new improved” batteries that stay in the lab due to high cost? Stay Charged, Mark in Roanoke VA
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