^ If that is true and the longevity is not just 3 years or so, then we start talking serious about e-cars.
Its just that I am a bit sceptical (like often
), since I know the physics problems to overcome are real and cannot be bribed away. Charging for 1000 km in 10 minutes? I want to see it working, then I believe it.
If its true for sure, we will learn more about it soon enough.
The problem with the charging infrastructure remains, however. Also, the costs. E-cars are expensive, its the reason why the numbers sold in Germany have dropped when the last round of subsidies ran out. Currently traders stockpile them in high heaps over here, they dont get rid of them.