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May 26, 2020
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Tesla has big plans for it's batteries. With vehicle to grid charging Tesla
could pay it's customers for use of it's battery to stabilize the grid, turning Tesla into a large energy company. This is a long video but worth the watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP971PYzQJs
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Why don’t EV companies become battery companies for big car companies?
homegrown
5/26/20 7:52am
Are there any EV companies other than Tesla?
jrob30
5/26/20 7:55am
There’s Nikola, Rivian, I’m sure others out there as well.
homegrown
5/26/20 7:57am
Fisker and Faraday as well. Fisker is very interesting to me...pretty affordable
Iman23
5/26/20 7:59am
Tesla has a bigger market cap than the big car companies
cougarfann888
5/26/20 7:59am
Tesla has big plans for it's batteries. With vehicle to grid charging Tesla
Negative Equity
5/26/20 8:13am
Big car companies aren't mass producing EV there would be nobody to buy battery
Lance71
5/26/20 8:20am
Rivian is doing that with Ford/Lincoln. But the bigger issue is large car
8-track
5/26/20 8:44am
Most EV companies don’t own their own battery technology.
bruincoug
5/26/20 9:02am
literally none of the EV companies make their own batteries. It would be a
The Pope
5/26/20 9:05am
Interesting. I'm very ignorant to that world. Good to know.
homegrown
5/26/20 11:51am
I believe Tesla will at some point sever their relationship with Panasonic and
Negative Equity
5/26/20 1:58pm
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