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Let me introduce you to my friend LFP. 5k-10k cycles, easily.
That's nothing to do with chemistry. Typical NMC batteries can charge way faster than that.
Also not a problem with LFP.
You are correct but the energy density is half. For this huge bike in the article you probably could get away with it but for a proper small/light ebike LFP doesnt make much sense because they're so heavy.
How is the energy density of the semi-solid?
The semi-solid is about 2x of LFP but vanilla lithium cells are about 1.5x of LFP. Its hard to nail down specifics because there are so many flavor of chemistries and designs (high current vs high capacity vs extreme temperatures).