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But one of the questions that we believe keep potential buyers up at night, surrounds their battery packs. So we've compiled a list of all the questions we've received, and we're going to break it down, step by step in this two part video series.
First we'll look at the raw materials required to create lithium ion batteries. Second we'll look at the battery cell manufacturing. In part 2, we'll look at the complete battery pack manufacturing, the final Car manufacturing, and end of life recycling of lithium ion batteries.
Different car makers use different cathode chemistries for lithium ion batteries, Tesla uses NCA chemistry, or Nickel, Cobalt, and Aluminium (LiNiCoAlO2). They use this particular chemistry because it offers great energy density, long cycle life, and great charge performance. This makes Tesla's batteries the absolute top of the line in the EV world. They weigh less, last longer, and power the performance of things like Ludicrous mode.