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Tesla’s patent application compares 10 vs 3 calender-roll passes to reach electrode-film thickness, not total battery manufacturing speed. It mentions avoiding drying costs, but does not quantify a near-50% battery-cost cut. https://patents.google.com/patent/US20250364562A1/en
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🇺🇸 Tesla quietly filed a patent that could cut battery production costs by nearly half. The breakthrough is a new way to make battery cathodes without toxic liquid solvents, using a microscopic "spider web" structure that binds the materials together instead. It also triples manufacturing speed and could shrink the physical footprint of battery factories by up to 50%. It's not a lab experiment either. Gigafactory Texas is already mass-producing these cells for select Model Y vehicles, with Cybertruck, Cybercab, and Semi rollout expected through 2026 and 2027. Battery cost is the last big barrier to affordable EVs. Tesla just moved the needle. Source: Not a Tesla App
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