Solid-state battery technology promises to revolutionize electric vehicles by offering longer range, faster charging times, and enhanced safety. While still in development, experts predict that solid-state batteries will begin appearing in luxury vehicles by 2030, potentially ushering in a new era of electric transportation.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has slightly revised his 2020 prediction that all cars produced by 2040 will be electric and autonomous. He now estimates that around 99% of cars will be electric and autonomous, acknowledging that predicting 100% was overly ambitious. Musk’s latest prediction comes as the electric vehicle market continues to grow, but infrastructure challenges remain.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk envisions a future where all transportation is powered by electricity, except for rockets. He believes this transition will happen gradually, emphasizing a need to avoid vilifying the oil and gas industry. This comes as Tesla continues its dominance in the electric vehicle market, even as it faces competition from Chinese EV giant BYD.
