Panasonic's new EV batteries give Lucid Gravity a 450-mile range Comments
- Fwangwi Silonnjo
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Pippin, 08 Jan 2025Tesla is not manufacturing it's batteries and if you ever set inside Tesla 3 or Y, you sh... more1. Model 3 is a 35K car, Gravity is a 100K car, the interiors are not going to be the same price.
2. Model X is a better comparison. I would take over Gravity.
3. There is the Escalade. Still the one Baby.
4. There is the Optiq too by Cadillac, even better value.
- Pippin
- 0qB
vince, 08 Jan 2025tesla's betterTesla is not manufacturing it's batteries and if you ever set inside Tesla 3 or Y, you should know the quality of the interior leaves a lot to be desired. Lucid is more of a luxury brand, so its not apples to androids comparison. Lucid also uses very different power train and suspension. I would say Tesla's reliance on rare earth magnets for their main motor makes them worse. Either way, BYD is the top dog for electric vehicles by a large margin - production volume, model range and almost complete vertical integration.
- Pippin
- 0qB
Anonymous, 08 Jan 2025Didn't Tesla actually develop batteries with Panasonic? Or do they use ones from CATL? B... moreIn US Tesla uses NCM cells from Panasonic or LG Chem.
- Anonymous
- MSK
Pino, 08 Jan 2025Do you have any evidence to support your claim or you're just a fanboy?Didn't Tesla actually develop batteries with Panasonic?
Or do they use ones from CATL? But most likely not in the US, considering all the Chinese hate there.
- Pino
- m2B
vince, 08 Jan 2025tesla's betterDo you have any evidence to support your claim or you're just a fanboy?
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