hardware Posted 46d ago — Originally Published 48d ago · driveteslacanada.ca

Tesla Builds First Cybercab Using In-House Cathode Material

https://driveteslacanada.ca/news/tesla-cybercab-austin-cathode

Tesla built its first Cybercab using nickel cathode material produced at its Austin, Texas facility, marking the first time material from the company's newly operational cathode plant has been integrated into a finished vehicle. This milestone strengthens Tesla's domestic battery supply chain and represents progress on its 4680 cell production strategy.

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Tesla Builds First Cybercab Using In-House Battery Materials notateslaapp.com

Not a Tesla app reports that the dry-cathode 4680 battery cells integrated into the Cybercab's structural battery pack have a usable capacity of 47.6 kWh and reduce emissions by 74% compared to traditional suppliers, supporting Tesla's target of sub-$0.20 per mile operating costs for autonomous vehicles.
Tesla Builds First Cybercab Using In-House Cathode Material | TeslaNorth.com teslanorth.com

TeslaNorth reports that the vertical integration move gives Tesla better control over battery costs and supply for the Cybercab as production scales.

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