Toyota Announce Solid State Battery Breakthrough!

In the race towards a greener future, Toyota unveils its latest breakthrough: solid state battery technology. Join us on a journey through the corridors of innovation as we explore how Toyota's relentless pursuit of excellence is reshaping the landscape of electric vehicles.

From humble beginnings to global prominence, Toyota has long been synonymous with cutting-edge automotive engineering. Now, with the unveiling of their revolutionary solid-state batteries, they're poised to redefine the very essence of electric mobility.

But this isn't just about technology—it's a story of determination, collaboration, and unwavering commitment. Delve into the rich history of Toyota's quest for sustainable solutions, spanning over a decade of tireless research and development.

Discover the key partnerships forged along the way, from industry giants like Panasonic to unexpected allies in the petroleum sector. Together, they're pushing the boundaries of what's possible, driving innovation beyond the confines of traditional automotive boundaries.

Join us as we dissect the promises and challenges surrounding Toyota's solid-state batteries. From their potential to deliver an unprecedented range of 745 miles on a single charge to the tantalizing prospect of 10-minute recharges, the future of electric mobility has never looked brighter.

But amidst the excitement lies a question: Will Toyota deliver on its bold promises, or are we merely witnessing another chapter in the evolution of electric vehicles? Dive deep into the nuances of battery technology and industry dynamics as we unravel the truth behind the headlines.

As we navigate through the twists and turns of this electrifying saga, one thing becomes clear: Toyota's solid-state batteries aren't just a technological marvel—they're a testament to human ingenuity and the relentless pursuit of progress.

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[kelalamusic]

Japan has learned a lot from America. Now they have added the art of BSing.

[kiae-nirodiariesencore]

What? Again!?....this breakthrough has been going on for years..😂

[jsvalina]

I almost did not catch that this was an ai Wild how fast this is taking over YouTube.

[fd]

I think in recent years we've heard such bold claims at least once a month, but lithium batteries are still here. More than 20 years ago the first tooth clones were made in research labs. Cloned teeth are still a dream. The first lithium batteries were created in research labs in the 1960s. I think we have a long way to go.

[_Negra_Arroyo_Lane]

When did the Japanese become such big BS'ers? How the mighty have fallen...

[JM-kxop]

Buy silver and don’t stop. Silver should moon over the next years with these new batteries.

[guybarlowgb]

What is the Wh/kg, ? How many cycles before 10% decrease in energy storage is reached? what is the charge time to 80% full?

[scriptles]

I think solid state batteries will be the game changer for ev's. But I think charging time is going to push sales. I can see the whole charging system being redone to be much faster. Will be interesting to see how the next 6 years play out for EV's.

[vikingau]

Toyota crapping on again? They made similar claims 9 or so years ago... Like many other claims, still don't give up... Now they say" This time"...Garbage.

[jlamm]

They are the fusion power of the EV industry. Solid state might just a good excuse for Toyota to not make EVs while keeping their stock high.

[Melpheoser]

Again ?
Toyota has been announcing this in two years every two years for the past 10 years...

[TheArmchairrocker]

Sounds like Toyota is using EESTOR's press release strategy.

[LaiKing-rgbm]

And the cost of replacing the battery?

[AJ_Tim]

solid state is graphene ultra cap technology. If they can make an ultra cap compact enough and dense enough I will be interested in solid state tech as they have a nearly infinite life cycle compared to chemical batteries and have a nearly instant charge and discharge capability.

[eriphoor]

Anyone else have EV fatigue? Cause I sure do.

[Tisho_trt]

"The Japanese ought-to maker"

[mohdsaadrosbandiroslan]

Wow...amazing technology to generation now...but now 🤔 i'm waiting when this car can fly...😭😭

[alexandermiller]

You need all range levels and transmissions

[meersde]

Breakthroughs from Toyota are allways KI-clickbait.

[francisdebriey]

Promises promises. Remember Nikola, GM, etc ... hype, it's only hype and dreams