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Samsung’s 20-year-life EV battery runs 600 miles on 9-minute charge
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this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2024
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My guy, those are opposite things...
Not really. They have massive breakthroughs that increase capacity and charging hugely.
People just seem to expect some world changing development constantly.
Yes, really...
touché
I don't know how many ways I can explain that 2 obviously contradictory statements are contradictory.
Depends on how you define "constant". Battery prices have been falling year over year, no thanks to technological improvements.
If we're referring explicitly to Academia and R&D, then OP is correct. You're main point is that these huge breakthroughs haven't affected the market, but OP isn't arguing that.
You're both talking past each other.
No it doesn't? Because there have been none. There have been steady and iterative advancements.
When was OP involved in this conversation?
Steady imo is a synonym for constant, and revolutionary breakthroughs can be subjective if referring to industry or academia.
Apologies. I sometimes refer to an OP as the Original Poster of a thread in a given post, but perhaps a better use of language would be OC for Original Commentator.