From Torque News.
Tesla fans have been waiting for solid-state batteries to revolutionize EV performance—but according to Panasonic and CATL, that future might be further away than we think. In this episode, we break down why Tesla isn’t using solid-state batteries right now, what the biggest challenges are for the technology, and how the company is instead focusing on improving proven lithium-ion chemistry. If you’ve ever wondered when we’ll see a Tesla with next-gen battery tech, this podcast cuts through the hype and gets to the facts.
We’ll explore the promise and pitfalls of solid-state battery technology for electric vehicles, from higher energy density to faster charging, and why major battery suppliers believe it’s still years from mass adoption. You’ll hear how Tesla’s pragmatic battery strategy compares to Nissan’s upcoming solid-state pilot production and why incremental improvements—like silicon-anode battery upgrades—could deliver better results for drivers in the short term.
Whether you’re tracking the latest Tesla battery technology news, curious about future EV battery developments, or just want to know how Panasonic and CATL’s statements impact Tesla’s plans, this is the conversation you need to hear. Subscribe for more grounded EV analysis, insider battery news, and real talk about the future of electric mobility.
Topics covered in this video:
1. Why Tesla isn’t using solid-state batteries.
2. Solid-state battery technology for electric vehicles.
3. Silicon-anode battery upgrades.
4. Tesla battery technology news.
5. Future EV battery developments.
See: CATL And Panasonic Send Signals Based on Which Tesla Isn’t Jumping on The Solid-State Battery Hype Train Anytime Soon
https://www.torquenews.com/1/catl-and-panasonic-send-signals-based-which-tesla-isnt-jumping-solid-state-battery-hype-train
This is Armen Hareyan from Torque News. Please follow us at https://twitter.com/torquenewsauto on Twitter and https://www.torquenews.com/ for daily automotive news. Also, follow us on Telegram at https://t.me/teslaev
Reference: NotebookCheck – Tesla may not use solid-state batteries as suppliers Panasonic and CATL peg them years away or only suitable for drones
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tesla-may-not-use-solid-state-batteries-as-suppliers-Panasonic-and-CATL-peg-them-years-away-or-only-suitable-for-drones.1081399.0.html
