Tesla has been sourcing cathode material from two Chinese electric vehicle battery makers for its production of 4680 batteries (high energy density cells 46 millimeters in diameter and Tayuan80 mm in length) in Texas since the second half of 2023. The deals are expected to continue until at least the third quarter of this year. Rather than purchasing battery cells directly, the US automaker procured positive electrode coils – raw electrodes processed into rollers that account for 35% of the cost of a battery cell – people with knowledge of the matter told media outlet LatePost. The move is expected to help Tesla ramp up production of the cost-efficient cylindrical battery cells, the report added. In an article by Reuters last March, China’s Ningbo Ronbay New Energy and Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing were mentioned as two companies Tesla had turned to to help lower battery materials costs. Battery-related production issues are partly responsible for delays in launching Tesla’s futuristic Cybertruck. [LatePost, in Chinese]
Best LG B4 OLED TV deal: Save $200 at Best Buy
Best laptop deal: Get the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge for 21% off at Amazon
Best iPad deal: Get the 10th
U.S. immigration services adding social media review for citizenship process
Internet for All
NYT mini crossword answers for March 6, 2025
Best Fire Stick deal: Save $10 on Amazon Fire Stick HD
Wordle today: The answer and hints for March 5, 2025
Greenpeace activists charged after unfurling 'Resist' banner at Trump Tower in Chicago
Best Fire Stick deal: Save $10 on Amazon Fire Stick HD
Trump who? Tech giants join massive effort to uphold Paris Agreement
Google is testing AI
U.S. immigration services adding social media review for citizenship process
Wordle today: The answer and hints for March 5, 2025
Best iPad deal: Save $70 on 10th Gen Apple iPad
Best charger deal: Get the Anker Prime Charging Station for 31% off at Amazon
U.S. immigration services adding social media review for citizenship process
I compared Sesame to ChatGPT voice mode and I'm unnerved
11 Tech Products That Were Supposed to Fail... But Didn't
Preorder 2025 iPad and iPad Air: Where to buy
'The Last Jedi' doesn’t have nearly enough porg and that’s probably for the bestMinion steals part of guy's lawn then tags him on FacebookRIP AIM: An era of truly embarrassing communication has endedFountain at EPA office reportedly spews sewage in the best metaphor of 2017The Geminid meteor shower peaks tonight. Here's how to see it.That interstellar asteroid probably wasn't sent by aliensGoogle rolls out Assistant to tablets and Android Lollipop phonesMark Hamill and Rian Johnson remember Carrie Fisher on 'The Last Jedi'One company is encouraging employees to take part of salary in bitcoinDisney buys 21st Century Fox to go to war with Netflix and AmazonArtificial intelligence in 2017 still can't truly understand humansThe best of the 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' soundtrackPatreon might destroy itself while trying to figure out how to pay artists onlineVegemite comes in popsicle form, whether you like it or not'Mr. Robot' fans, today is your lucky day'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' ending: Here's what happenedThe dude about to kill Net Neutrality thinks a dumb video will get you on his sidePatreon might destroy itself while trying to figure out how to pay artists onlineY Combinator's Sam Altman pens controversial blog postGoogle Chrome launches pop India's moon lander makes history as first to reach coveted south pole Bama rush TikToks are huge, but so are takedowns of sorority culture OnlyFans acknowledges 'sex workers' for the first time on Twitter 'Barbie' is coming to IMAX — with extra special bonus footage The Morning News Roundup for August 13, 2014 How to use Facebook Dating Sartre and Borges on Welles by Dan Piepenbring I’ve Got a Secret Best TV and gaming deal: Sony 4K Ultra HD TV and PS5 bundles on sale for up to 27% off A Lack of Chemistry Wordle today: Here's the answer and hints for August 24 Announcing Our #ReadEverywhere Contest Folger Shakespeare Library Images Online The Morning News Roundup for August 7, 2014 Incident / Resurrection Smart thermostat deals: Save up to $40 at Amazon The Misery of Seasonal Allergies in Literature Read Everywhere, Part 6 by The Paris Review Threads is now available on desktop for some users Apple AirPods Max owners report 'condensation death'
2.21s , 8189.0234375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Tayuan】,Co-creation Information Network