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Why Tesla’s grid batteries will use two different chemistries

December 2, 2017 By Editor

Buried within Tesla Motors’ hour-and-fifteen-minute earnings call earlier this month was the nugget that the electric automaker plans to use two different variations of lithium-ion batteries for its two different grid battery products. The news could easily be dismissed as just a bit of battery geekery, but there’s more to it than that. It suggests that Tesla is not […]

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