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Prove it or shut up.
CATL has in the past claimed, unsuccessfully:
CATL is a shit company. Period.
Clickbait title. Goddard's law applies to the implied question. Relevant bits...
It's a pretty interesting tech, regardless of CATL.
To add, modern engines can utilise about 3000 Wh/kg from gasoline
Do you have links for these claims?
Not saying I don't believe it, I just want to read about it myself.
Btw. I think you used sea mile as reference when converting miles into kilomeres. 1 million milles would be more like 1.6 million kilometres.
No, they batteries last longer when not in the US or UK. Something about the people there cause some batteries to kill themselves prematurely which skews the numbers a little bit.
The cold?
A one million mile battery is easy... The sun is a battery if you think about it wrong.
Not sure about the mailage of the voyager probes (wikipedia states a distance from earth of 16billion mi) an they also have batteries with them. Does this count?🤔