Tesla's revolutionary 4680 battery cell promised to change the EV game, but does it live up to the hype? 🚗🔋 In this video, ...

The first thing that stuck out was the large spacing distance between the cells. Totally unlike what Tesla has previously posted for the 4680 pack as shown below. Tesla photo of 4680 pack showing ...

Reuters is out today with a new report on Tesla ... the sources said. The 4680 battery pack only needs 830 cells and Tesla has changed the design so that there are only two weld points per ...

Please note that Tesla has not told us yet how they plan to cool the new 4680 pack. The tabless design is the perfect candidate for flat plate cooling as it provides an excellent thermal ...

The 4680 cell also enables Tesla’s new structural battery pack design. The Model Y in production at Gigafactory Texas is the first one to feature this radically different chassis/battery pack ...

EV giant Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) said on Wednesday that the company’s team at gigafactory in Texas has built its 50 millionth 4680 battery cell ... Check out more of Benzinga’s Future Of ...

the 4680 cells only provide 229 Wh/kg. Thus, the standard-range Model Y features a 67-kWh battery pack instead of the 81-kWh of the Long Range model. Still, the 4680 structural pack weighs almost ...

Giga Grünheide was conceived to have that structural battery pack, which needs 4680 cells. When Elon Musk disclosed ... Scott Schreck pointed that out in his tweet. Adam Berg then showed that ...

Elon Musk says Tesla Berlin will produce and use the new 4680 battery cell and the structural battery pack. Tesla Berlin should be producing cars in Q1 or Q2 of 2021. Berlin will use 4680 cell with ...

The Tesla 4680 battery pack uses only 16 threaded fasteners in the entire pack that were not penthouse area (the front part of the pack). Threaded fasteners is something that wears out increases costs ...

In April, Tesla executive Lars Moravy clarified that the company is not inhibited by 4680 cell production to ramp ... this year but only in 2025. Check out more of Benzinga’s Future Of Mobility ...