Munro took their internal cost per kwh at the time of battery day and then applied battery day's percentage decrement and came up with $47 a whr at the pack level.
But that $47 a whr or 4.7 cents per watt is a
FLAT rate because the negative mass comment for the integrated battery relative to a battery pack means there is no associated pack cost or applicable higher pack costs. There is an inverter and a coolant pump but those don't scale with pack size. By anology there is an alternator or distributer/coil pack and a water pump/radiator circuit on an ICE engine but those aren't part of the gas tank.
Here is the battery cost at the start (it will drop) of the $25K Model 2 or Model 1- I think its 50khw and gets 315 miles or $2350
and weighs about 230lbs packless or less than 1/4 of the 75kwh pack in a Model 3 fir the same range. Might be getting down to where motor, heat pump/coolant pump, battery and inverter weigh about 500lbs. And because of the progression of casting tech I think the vehicle will be almost all aluminum. I also think this vehicle weighs more than 1000lbs less than a Model 3 and has stratspheric margins. One of the things I think Musk sand bagged is whrs/kg- which they never give out. He hinted they'd be right up to 400 whr/kg. But that doesn't seem to add up. It adds up at 500 whr/kg. This is why you only have to fire about 2.16 trillion of these 4680 bullets into the fossil fuel monster to kill it and why they will literally be coming out the factory faster than bullets.
He said the limit on production will be air resistance against robot limb movement.
I see those robots operating in vacuum sealed rooms like in chip fab. I think the 2 chassis components and the body get casts 3 pieces, each taking 1/10 of a second to form. And the doors-trunk-hood gets stamped- but those could be cast two and then separated into 6 pieces. Might cast the battery structural enclosure too? Not casting the copper. Ridgid wire harneses coming too.
Oh look Solid Power just launched its solid state commercial battery. You know what? Its irrelevant. Its stats in every way are inferior to the 4680. What we needed was the threshold tech. The 4680 is that tech. The 4680 is the V8 if this new era, it is the x86 of this era its 0-2-4-6-8-(1)-0
But I know the 58157 12oz soda can format is coming next.
But that $47 a whr or 4.7 cents per watt is a
FLAT rate because the negative mass comment for the integrated battery relative to a battery pack means there is no associated pack cost or applicable higher pack costs. There is an inverter and a coolant pump but those don't scale with pack size. By anology there is an alternator or distributer/coil pack and a water pump/radiator circuit on an ICE engine but those aren't part of the gas tank.
Here is the battery cost at the start (it will drop) of the $25K Model 2 or Model 1- I think its 50khw and gets 315 miles or $2350
and weighs about 230lbs packless or less than 1/4 of the 75kwh pack in a Model 3 fir the same range. Might be getting down to where motor, heat pump/coolant pump, battery and inverter weigh about 500lbs. And because of the progression of casting tech I think the vehicle will be almost all aluminum. I also think this vehicle weighs more than 1000lbs less than a Model 3 and has stratspheric margins. One of the things I think Musk sand bagged is whrs/kg- which they never give out. He hinted they'd be right up to 400 whr/kg. But that doesn't seem to add up. It adds up at 500 whr/kg. This is why you only have to fire about 2.16 trillion of these 4680 bullets into the fossil fuel monster to kill it and why they will literally be coming out the factory faster than bullets.
He said the limit on production will be air resistance against robot limb movement.
I see those robots operating in vacuum sealed rooms like in chip fab. I think the 2 chassis components and the body get casts 3 pieces, each taking 1/10 of a second to form. And the doors-trunk-hood gets stamped- but those could be cast two and then separated into 6 pieces. Might cast the battery structural enclosure too? Not casting the copper. Ridgid wire harneses coming too.
Oh look Solid Power just launched its solid state commercial battery. You know what? Its irrelevant. Its stats in every way are inferior to the 4680. What we needed was the threshold tech. The 4680 is that tech. The 4680 is the V8 if this new era, it is the x86 of this era its 0-2-4-6-8-(1)-0
But I know the 58157 12oz soda can format is coming next.