Comparing Sodium Ion Battery V Solid State Battery for 2025! Elon Musk's Choice is....

Comparing Sodium Ion Battery V Solid State Battery for 2025! Elon Musk's Choice is....
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00:53 What battery technology is establishing a new benchmark for electric vehicles: solid-state batteries or sodium-ion batteries?
08:02 The performance of these two types of batteries in different conditions will be as follows?
10:04 How do these two types of batteries affect the environment?
11:14 What challenges need to be addressed for these two types of batteries ?
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Comparing Sodium Ion Battery V Solid State Battery for 2025! Elon Musk's Choice is.... People are slowly but surely embracing electric vehicles (EVs), yet the transition still needs to accelerate to achieve the goal of net-zero emissions by 2050. Despite numerous advancements in EVs, many drivers are still reluctant to depart from the convenience of gasoline-powered cars.
Comparing Sodium Ion Battery V Solid State Battery for 2025! Elon Musk's Choice is.... However, the emergence of two new types of batteries - sodium-ion and solid-state batteries - brings hope for a cost-effective and efficient solution, with projected manufacturing costs dropping to around 40 USD/kWh by the end of this decade. Solid-state batteries, with energy densities ranging from 400-500 Wh/kg and the ability to charge up to 80% capacity in 10-15 minutes, not only extend the driving range but also minimize charging time.
Comparing Sodium Ion Battery V Solid State Battery for 2025! Elon Musk's Choice is.... With these advancements, the question arises: Solid-state batteries or sodium-ion batteries, which will be the superior choice for a greener future?
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[@TeslaCarWorld]

Each electric car manufacturer is still having a headache about developing and choosing batteries for their vehicle lines. But the appearance of two types, solid-state batteries and sodium ion batteries, is taking place like a race with no end in sight. Join us to find out which car will be the best choice for the electric vehicle industry. Thank you for your enthusiastic support through our videos.

[@user-bd9qx7qf2f]

I choose Sodium Ion Batteries due to the abundance of Sodium all over the world. They could use ocean water, by desalination, which could help two areas. The sodium would be used to create batteries or for use as a seasoning at home and the fresh water from desalination could be used to help places where fresh water is limited. Plus, with ice caps melting and rising levels in the world's oceans using sea water would combat rising sea levels. Everything has sodium in it, so it also helps with cost due to not having to import rare minerals from around the world when what you need is in your own backyard. Besides it's time for us to stop putting stress on our planet for our own conveniences.

[@natayachantakasamkun1004]

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[@Jerryvu-ux3ng]

Sodium-ion for cost-effectiveness!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@guillebeauxadelia]

Cant wait for 2025 to see these batteries in action!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@thompson5q37]

Cant wait to see what Tesla picks.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

What choice do you think Tesla will have? It seems that Elon musk's choice will surprise us quite a bit

[@WhiteGodivwhitegodiva]

Solid-state batteries could change everything!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Are you sure with that thought, when it is currently still facing many problems that need to be resolved and developed?

[@Dumitaz]

Anyone else from Last Week Tonight with John Oliver? I was curious too.

[@daoanselm]

i need more information, this video is quite informative

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@amritaqpsu79]

How reliable are the projections for the reduced cost of solid-state batteries to $60 USD/kWh?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

All researchers and battery manufacturers want to achieve the lowest cost to be able to produce cheap electric cars. Don't you think that's good?

[@PeteSty]

I wonder when I can get some AA or AAA or camera batteries?

[@user-de3ez9lf3e]

Excellent

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@TamaTaylor-kr8btamano3i]

Excited to see these new battery technologies.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Do you think this new battery technology will dominate the electric vehicle market in the future?

[@malanalucinda]

Teslas battery choices are always groundbreaking.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

That's right, Elon Musk always has a breakthrough direction and it's very difficult to get ahead.

[@abraham520]

Das weiss ich schon, soll doch produxirt werden mit niedtiger prreise

[@jasmineswara]

Natrium-Ionen-Batterien könnten die kostengünstige Lösung sein, die wir brauchen.

[@takentimes8903]

So in the beginning of this vid it mentions net zero using electric cars. What do they think it takes in pollutant output just to make these including the battery's. I use tools and other things using batteries but that is for convenience more then anything.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Do you have an idea or something you are using and find it more effective? Can you share it with us so everyone can know?

[@takentimes8903]

@@TeslaCarWorld I do know one thing. Electric cars is far from the answer and do you actually know what it takes to make them and the batteries? Do you like the mining because of it and the rest of the problems that come with it?

[@Charvak-Atheist]

For Stationary storage, Sodium ion battery is best

[@TeslaCarWorld]

That right, thank you so much

[@panchakbu27]

Are solid-state batteries going to be commercially viable given the current high production costs?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

This may seem like a downside and as research and development continues, the future of solid-state batteries is very possible. We cannot confirm at this time

[@edwardslybn]

Sodium-ion might just surprise us all.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@cyriladyu]

Solid-state batteries for longer range!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

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[@tangoya27]

Sodium-ion batteries are super promising.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

It is happening and is being researched to develop in the most perfect way.

[@stevenxhh6]

Solid-state batteries for the win!!!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Would you like to own a car with a sodium ion battery?

[@monissaharris]

Will solid-state batteries truly achieve the energy density of 400-500 Wh/kg by 2025?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

What do you think about this? We think it's very possible because it is providing high safety but the energy density takes time to achieve, but nothing is impossible.

[@hazoanne]

Solid-state batteries have the best energy density!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Currently, sodium-ion batteries are dominant and if they develop and limit their disadvantages, they will be truly perfect for the electric vehicle industry.

[@charleeta]

Elons choice will shape the future of EVs.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

So what choice do you think Elon Musk will have?

[@christopherbella99]

Sodium-ion batteries might be the cheaper option.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

But humans always aim for safety. To bring safety on all your journeys, manufacturers are researching to make it the best

[@RachelAlexandra-nl9qj]

Solid-state batteries could revolutionize EVs.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

I think so, too. Please follow us in the following videos!

[@robertssophia21]

Sodium-ion could make EVs more affordable.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

This is happening and is being worked towards.

[@kyakenneth]

Excited to see Teslas next move. go go tesla

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Would you rather own a Tesla with a sodium ion battery or a solid-state battery?

[@tayenjackson]

Bin gespannt, welche Batterie Elon Musk für Tesla auswählt!

[@trevor8672]

No matter which way we end up going it will always be shorter than the life span of a ice engine before these batteries die and you will be up for a lot of coin to replace them .

[@jjackson3240]

Depends on one's driving habits. I've had ICE engines go bad at 100,000 miles. I am guessing batteries currently being installed in EV's are good for at least couple hundred thousand. I have some 18 year old LFP battery packs that still hold a decent charge from a Dewalt drill. Do I use the drill daily... no. On the other hand I do use it as often as I drive my car, once every week or two.

[@trevor8672]

Mate you must have purchased a lemon 🍋 or your maintenance on that car/engine was either not done or done wrong . I've owned a lot of cars and travelled an lot of km"s in then over the years gee I've got an old 80 series here with 480k on the clock an still going strong as . Had many a petrol car that's also going strong with high 200k km"s as well . What these ev"s need will either be a battery pack replacement that allows a trade in of the old pack and a fitted replacement for around perhaps 2.5k - 3k tops that going to be needed when the car travels say around 200k km"s then they might be worth spending between 60 to 70k on a purchase

[@jjackson3240]

@@trevor8672 I agree with you. The point was to illustrate that ICE cars have their problems too. And it was a lemon. The old saying was check the build date. Don't buy if it was built on a Monday or a Friday. Monday workers had hangovers and Friday workers just wanted to get out the door. Most of my vehicles have lasted 150 to 200,000 miles. And my guess is that 5 to 8 years from now battery packs will be approaching the pricing range you suggest but maybe not quite there yet. On the other hand I think only luxury EVs will still be priced 60 to 70k range. With the way China and Elon are going I believe EV prices for us common folk will be as affordable as any ICE vehicle on the road. Thanks for your comment.

[@williamdrake2315]

0 carbon emissions. Where does the power come from to charge them now? Shows a fossil fuel power plant.

[@hedibenayed436]

It's still better than car because efficiency in plants are way higher

[@tristar8950]

My area is 90% green

[@privettoli]

Check power sources in your state. Many states are green now.