Today we look at battery swapping versus charging or NIO vs Tesla, when it comes to the battery system and the future of EVs.
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The Battery is at the hart of every full electric car and this makes the battle between Battery Swapping and Super Charging a very interesting one. Since both options have their benefits and major drawbacks.
Tesla has well over 25,000 superchargers in the US and over 6,000 in Europe and they are adding to these every single month at great speed.
At the same time NIO has only 200 swapping stations in China and is working together with Sinopec, the country’s largest gas station owner, to deploy 5,000 swapping stations over the next couple of years.
Right now the EV sector as a whole is still in its infancy and things like long term ownership effects have not even been studied on a global scale, like they have with petrol and diesel cars.
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Video Structure:
00:00 Intro
00:36 What is Swapping vs Charging
01:10 NIO's Battery swapping 2.0
01:45 Tesla's Everyday Use
02:02 Network Differences
02:55 Swapping and Charging Innovation
03:55 NIO different from Better Place
04:58 EV Resell Value
05:57 Financing EV Swappable Battery
07:08 Future Battery & Charging needs
An important aspect of this, is for instance the resale value of a car, since the battery plays a huge part in this. We’re already seeing resale values of full electric cars plummet, because of wear on the battery and the fact that battery innovations, make older batteries less desirable.
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