NanoFlowcell launches QUANTiNO Twentyfive - an EV without battery Comments
- Ron Becker
- s7H
What happens to the 250 l of combined liquids after it makes the electricity? Is it just dumped on the highway or what? Flow cells have been around since 1884. These people have been messing around with this for 25 years., and all they have to show for it is two prototypes.. Nunzio is a musician, not a businessman. He needs the license the technology to Elon Musk, so it can actually be produced.
- doubter
- 3%}
the more I read up on the company and their products, the more I believe this is one of those things that's too good to be true. I sure hope I'm wrong though!
591- Fearghast
- ps1
Guru, 27 Dec 2022Non flammable and no emissions, that's a very good advantage in my opinion. Recently have... moreYou might try to read more than one headline for an article - ICE cars (especially BMWs :-D ) go up in flames quite a lot regularly than EVs.
- Guru
- YQS
Non flammable and no emissions, that's a very good advantage in my opinion. Recently have heard of EVs catching fire and it's one of the reasons i am yet to embrace the EV vehicles. This seems like a good alternative if availablity of fueling infrastructure isn't an issue. We can use this concept in two wheelers as well. Batteries tend to lose capacity over time and there will come a time when it needs replacement which is quite costly affair so this Bi-ION electrolyte solution is like petrol, just go to the gas station and refuel as needed. 🤔 All EV manufacturers should team up and jointly research and develop this technology, it will certainly help in standardization.
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