I question to what extent. Yes, having an EV with a battery that out performs others will obviously translate to stock value. I’m wondering if we will also see the value from other applications. Laptops, cell phones, etc.
My previous posts I didn’t differentiate between NexTech’s lithium Sulfur battery that will initially go in their EV’s and the solid state polymer that David Michery spoke of in the past interview. I would assume that it is a collaboration with NexTech. That’s why I question if we get to benefit beyond the EV market or will that be private?
Again, I don’t think they are trying to say that they are the ones who are pioneering the batteries. Actually that would be Toyota from what I’ve found. It’s how they are making them and with what materials that is setting them apart.
Regardless, they are partnered with NexTech Batteries, a private company that have employees who have patents on lithium sulfur battery tech and rights to a university’s R&D that you can find many publications on their advancements.
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