Ok let me talk about the battery technology... its not as revolutionary as they claimed, its good but not the one stop fix for batteries. Li-X battery chemistry only works well on a large scale, and most likely will not scale down into smaller batteries like in your phone. Also ev batteries tend to be a lot less power with the biggest battery topping out at 120-200amp/hr. The battery tested by exponent labs, as well as verizon, was a 720amp/hr battery but was realistically like 800amps. My understanding is that larger power batteries arent being tested in ev because they tend to explode if punctured. Lets talk about the revolutionary chemistry in the battery. The anode is a silicon and carbon composite material, most likely with porous nano sutures. Normal batteries use only carbon, but its energy is limited. Carbon cant absorb as many lithium ions as silicon, thus silicon is a great choice. And to make this short high quality manganese spinel is used on the cathode side, blah blash... yeah rambles. But yeah test results are the website
