5 thoughts on “Tesla: The Next Generation”


  1. As storage becomes more common the high low electricity price differential will close. There will be a cost in testing and repackaging batteries so not free. But otherwise yes, the reuse of car batteries into other purposes is a logical, overdue, step.

    Designing the cars to be more easily repairable and thus extending their useful life would be another desirable step.

    No doubt a profitable exercise but not nearly as profitable as the author expects. Big margins always attract competition. However the wholesale market is an entirely different beast and potentially more profitable. But this margin is likely to close rather than widen.

    Coal and nuclear will not have a place in the 2030’s. Dinosaurs with the inability to quickly change.

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